The business focused on aiding students in preparation for private school entrance exams, specifically ISEE and SSAT, is up for sale due to substantial investments in the U.S. real estate market turning unprofitable. Established in 2009, the venture has shown considerable revenue, primarily through organic traffic and affiliate marketing, with 2008 revenue at $31,585 and a projected $35,000 by the end of 2009. The market is robust, with over a million families seeking private school admissions for their children annually, and demand for such educational support is only expected to grow.
The product offers unlimited access to over 500 practice questions and significant lecture content delivered by distinguished educators. Priced at $99, it provides a cost-effective alternative to expensive private tutoring sessions. The business relies heavily on SEO, with substantial organic traffic from a well-optimized online presence including multiple blogs and web pages, supplemented by a planned PPC campaign which was halted due to funding constraints.
Current operations require minimal customer service, and the sales process is almost entirely automated. Potential buyers will receive comprehensive support and training post-sale. Included in the transaction are multiple domain properties, a Clickbank account, various raw files for marketing and content, as well as strategic marketing plans. There's opportunity for revenue growth via further optimization of SERPs and PPC campaigns. The business promises a stable, potentially high-yield investment with continuous demand foreseen in its niche educational market.
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