A domain name associated with a well-established website is up for sale. The domain, previously acquired for $10,000 last June, experienced significant traffic as early as July, achieving over 120,000 unique monthly visitors with minimal promotion. However, due to a server change, concrete traffic screenshot evidence from that time is unavailable. Still, Alexa.com metrics corroborate the traffic claims. Additional statistics from May 2008 indicate that 86% of the site's traffic is organic from a major search engine, 8% from linking websites, and 6% direct traffic, backed by screenshots provided by the seller.
Prospective buyers interested in the traffic data have the option to view it via a VNC Client for clarity, given the poor quality of the available screenshots. The domain has also been a successful platform for application promotion, notably for a "Haunted" application that became the second most downloaded app in the UK, amassing over 2 million installs. The seller emphasizes that the site presents a prime opportunity for application developers targeting the App Store.
Currently, the site generates no revenue. Nevertheless, the seller posits that the domain holds the potential to earn over $20,000 monthly with vision and dedication. Interested parties are encouraged to ask questions regarding the sale and offered details about the site's longevity and its reputation across web search platforms.
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