The individual, an experienced online seller, is urgently selling two websites due to a financial shortfall following two failed business deals and impending relocation with their family. One of the websites, which they've long-held, has been a consistent revenue generator, earning between $250 and $325 monthly due to its ranking for keywords related to a popular fitness guru. However, there's potential to significantly enhance its earnings by improving its ranking for additional keywords. The seller values this site at $3,500 due to its established history and earnings.
The second site, purchased impulsively for its promising stats, focuses on memory improvement and holds favorable rankings for high-competition keywords. The site has earned $979 in June and approximately $2,300 after refunds in July, with a strong start in August. The current asking price is $12,000, reflecting its earnings over nearly six months and ambitious ranking potential.
Both sites derive earnings from affiliate commissions through referred sales. The first site receives around 1200-1300 monthly organic visits, while the second attracts about 2000 monthly visits. The seller invites bids, particularly emphasizing the urgency of the sale, but notes they may consider selling the memory site separately while retaining the fitness site for its immediate financial needs.
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