An opportunity has arisen for the purchase of an established blogging business, including four websites, each catering to the booming business blogging market. The package encompasses existing customer relationships that yield a monthly recurring income of $2,425. Upon acquisition, the buyer will inherit not only the operational websites and customer base but also the associated billing, income, and optional remote workforce of writers. The current clientele represents sectors such as insurance, healthcare, and finance, requiring content to enhance search engine visibility while maintaining the confidentiality of ghostwritten blogs. This business also generates revenue from high-demand, one-time services including blog installations and design work, paving the way for significant growth potential.
The sale is motivated by the current owner's need to fund a new development project, making this an appealing opportunity for the buyer. The buyer will receive full ownership of the domains, alongside any existing and future clients and income streams. Additional benefits include the transfer of a social media account with 290 followers, support from the current owner for two weeks post-sale, and complimentary hosting for two months, with optional site transfer assistance.
The business has historically achieved monthly revenues as high as $3,500, excluding one-time services, with year-to-date sales in 2009 totaling $26,810.50. This sale is an excellent opportunity for growth with substantial existing foundations and client interest. Traffic details can be verified via the available screenshots.
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