The seller is auctioning a website focused on Netflix new releases and updates, primarily targeting audiences in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. Established in June 2015, the site features over 250 posts covering movies and TV shows, requiring minimal weekly maintenance. Traffic is predominantly organic, with 90% originating from the targeted regions, averaging 7k to 10k daily visitors and generating substantial revenue mainly through AdSense, Taboola, Epom, and Amazon affiliates.
Financially, the website has shown consistent growth, with monthly earnings increasing from $165 in August to $1,309 in November. The site presents significant growth potential, particularly in marketing and social media outreach, which the seller has not heavily invested in. Future opportunities include expanding content to other streaming platforms and enhancing monetization strategies, such as utilizing VPN affiliates and high-paying ad networks.
The website is being sold due to the seller's new full-time job commitment. The sale includes the domain, all content, a Facebook page, and post-sale support. The auction spans 10 days, with the reserve undisclosed for the first half to encourage competitive bidding. Only transactions through Flippa Escrow are accepted. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the seller for more details and proof of traffic and revenue if needed.
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