A seller located in Turkey, with a background in computer engineering and business administration, is offering an app for sale. The app provides daily betting tips with commentary from tipsters. The seller wishes to sell the app to raise capital for a new project and does not intend to reuse or resell the app’s design or source code post-sale. The app, developed using Eclipse and incorporating a PHP and jQuery mobile-coded website with an MSSQL database, was created to fill a gap in the market where no proper applications offered tips with comments. Tipsters submit their predictions via a content management system, monitor their performance and revenues, and can view other tipsters’ predictions before publication. Revenue is distributed monthly based on tipster performance.
The app has several monetization avenues, including affiliates and ad placements, but had limited initial marketing efforts, discontinuing Facebook marketing due to poor returns. Included in the sale are codes, database structures, social media accounts, source code, and design assets, but not the domain or certain VIP features. The seller suggests potential for growth through enhanced marketing and features. The app faces numerous competitors but distinguishes itself with its unique focus on comments and tipsters. Post-sale, a 7-day inspection period is offered, along with a month of training and support for the buyer. The seller started this venture with seven partners, all active as tipsters, willing to continue if desired, or can recommend new candidates as replacements.
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