The text outlines the sale of a fashion-focused digital platform launched in January 2009, which has been featured in notable publications and gained significant online traction. The platform caters primarily to a female audience, with 94% of its users being women, and is largely accessed by users from the United States, Australia, and the UK. It was particularly popular among fashion bloggers as a tool for promoting their content.
The sale package includes multiple domains and the trademark associated with the platform. Additionally, the offering comprises a subscriber list of 13,000 users who are mainly involved in women's fashion and blogging. The platform's current hosting arrangement, which successfully handled high traffic volumes including an instance of being the top article on Reddit, is also part of the sale. A Github repository with the software and deployment instructions is included as well.
Social media accounts associated with the platform are part of the sale, featuring a presence on Twitter (3,500 followers), Facebook (2,300 followers), and Instagram (5,500 followers). The decision to sell arises from the owner focusing on another business venture. The asking price for this package is $10,000 or the best offer, and the transaction is proposed to be completed through an online escrow service, ensuring a secure process for both parties involved.
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