A website offering tennis instruction has been put up for sale. Originally launched as a hobby in 2009, it claims over 2 million visitors and features instructional e-books and a video series launched in 2015. The site boasts of consistent organic traffic of 1,500-2,500 daily visitors, leveraging top Google rankings and backlinks from prominent tennis sites, with no money spent on advertising. The business model includes selling three tennis e-books and a video course called "Modern Tennis Blueprint," which generated $12,000 in profit from over 100 memberships within two months of launch. The site has a combined email subscriber list of over 35,000 tennis enthusiasts through AWeber and IContact, which boosts revenue through periodic promotions. Financial figures indicate gradual sales growth, with 2015 sales totaling $12,860 as of February. Monthly costs include hosting and autoresponder fees, which can be reduced depending on the buyer's strategy. Social media assets, including Facebook and YouTube, accompany the sale along with domain names and content rights. The current owner cites time constraints due to a new job as a reason for selling, suggesting potential for increased revenue if the new owner devotes more time and effort. The site proposes promising future opportunities for expanding product offerings. Post-sale support is included to assist with the transition, technical setups, and strategy advisement. The bidding for the site starts at $1, with encouragement for potential buyers to reach out with questions.
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