A mobile gaming strategy, review, and resource website is currently up for sale. The site, which started in March 2014, is involved in an industry that's becoming increasingly competitive for advertising opportunities, given its multi-million dollar valuation. Its global ranking is in the two-hundred-thousands, with a U.S. ranking at eighty-five thousand and change. This decision to sell comes as the current owner finds it hard to dedicate the necessary time to the project.
The website's growth strategy has been successful and is open for discussion with prospective buyers. The site's visitor base comprises approximately 70% from the U.S., 15% from the UK, Canada, and Australia combined, and another 15% from other regions worldwide. While it contains some reviews and guides, the majority of its content serves as stable reference material that attracts repeat visitors regularly.
The platform is maintained using Dreamweaver and files are uploaded via FTP, although it can be migrated to a content management system like WordPress with ease. It is a unique site, built from scratch rather than from a pre-existing template. The social media presence includes a Twitter account with over 1,000 followers and a Facebook page with just under 1,000 likes; these will be transferred upon sale. Interested parties are encouraged to make contact for further details.
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