Launched in 2013, this digital platform initially served as a flash sale website before transitioning in June 2015 to focus on affiliate marketing and sweepstakes. Currently, it generates all revenue through advertising and affiliate income, with approximately 20 revenue streams. The traffic is primarily driven by sweepstakes, boasting over 7,500 Twitter followers and 64,000 Facebook fans, alongside an active email database of 150,000 users. The platform uses a straightforward operation model based on WordPress with several plugins and is hosted on a flexible server, allowing easy relocation. Content creation for daily deals is outsourced to a team overseas, aided by educational videos, requiring a minimal time investment per deal. Monthly expenses for hosting, email services, prizes, sweepstakes software, and the deal-building team amount to a manageable sum.
From July 2015 onwards, revenue has been entirely sourced from ad and affiliate networks. Financial proof is available to interested parties willing to sign a non-disclosure agreement. The business is scalable without additional costs, presenting opportunities for significant growth, especially for those with existing data or resources. The scope of work remains consistent regardless of email list size. The current owner, who also operates a consultancy, is selling due to a lack of alignment with their primary business interests. They were unable to find success with the prior ecommerce model but recognize the profitability and scalability potential in the current setup.
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3 transactions totalling USD $111,500
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