The site being offered for sale is a content membership platform providing monthly blog content and pre-written comments intended for resale. Members utilize these resources to enhance their own blogs or websites and to generate backlinks via topic-related blog comments. The site, requiring minimal management time, offers significant growth potential, typically operated with just one hour of work monthly by the current owner. It delivers 250 blog posts across 10 niches monthly, along with blog comments, a reseller website, and various training materials accessible in a member's area. Since inception, it has seen income primarily through two email campaigns to a pre-existing company mailing list, totaling $53,341 from October 2008 to October 2009.
The site hasn’t seen extensive marketing efforts, suggesting room for revenue growth through strategies like pay-per-click advertising and better member engagement, especially with those who have had declined credit card transactions. The site reportedly receives low traffic due to limited marketing initiatives. The owner provides future content through November 2009 and guidance on content procurement and site management, using reliable content creators vetted over time. New owners will need to manage billing via their payment accounts, with tools like Amember in place for seamless integration. Additional support includes training videos, email/phone access to the current owner’s office, and assistance with transitioning the site to a new hosting setup. The website is being re-sold due to a previous buyer's inability to complete the purchase.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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