The owner of an Internet Marketing business is selling it due to personal financial difficulties, despite it generating over $40,000 annually. The asking price is set at $22,500, with a potential quick sale price of $18,000 via wire transfer. The business is primarily centered around a reputable marketing blog and mailing list, and the sale includes four additional blogs and two lenses. Included are several proprietary products, with two listed on Clickbank, and various bundled products promoted via the blog or the mailing list. The owner offers to continue in a consulting role, providing at least two quality blog posts per week for a minimum of three months, with the possibility of negotiating additional time. The sale also includes approximately six profitable PPC campaigns. The main blog enjoys over 700 inbound links and ranks well for multiple top keywords on search engines. The owner notes the business's significant mentoring value for newcomers to the industry. Revenue is primarily generated from affiliate and direct product sales, with contributions from PPC campaigns. In 2008, the PPC campaigns generated approximately $6,000 in revenue with a return on investment of 250%. Additional revenue opportunities exist through joint ventures and sales of product bundles. The majority of the site traffic is organic. Further details about the business and the seller can be found under the "About" tab on the blog, with a link provided for more information, though anonymized here for privacy.
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