This blog specializes in business credit and has become a prominent resource on the topic, boasting over 300 unique articles. It has been operational for nearly two years and continues to grow, with over 500 subscribers. The site receives between 200-250 unique visitors daily and ranks well on various search engines, holding top positions on Yahoo, MSN, and Bing, and nearing a top position on Google. The blog is available for sale, including two eBooks that are marketed on the site. These eBooks are priced at $79 and $650, respectively, with plans to lower the price of the more expensive book to achieve a quick sale. The seller has engaged professional SEO services to enhance the site's visibility, aiming to solidify its standing on Google.
The blog sale includes completed and ongoing website projects. The seller has previously listed the site for sale, however, the transaction did not finalize. They are seeking $500 through PayPal upfront with the remaining balance via transfer or escrow. Additionally, the seller offers a guarantee of $2000 monthly income, with a variance of 30%, for two months following the sale. Current additional revenues include $140 from AdSense, $100 from affiliate links, and an average of $1,800 from eBook sales monthly. The blog boasts robust performance metrics with an Alexa ranking of 312K and demonstrates significant potential for prospective buyers.
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