The business in question is focused on a Forex and Binary Options affiliate model, operating exclusively as such without utilizing AdSense. The owner, who originally launched the website in January 2016, is selling due to an inability to continue managing the site amidst other commitments. The site is built on WordPress and operates via the Post Affiliate Pro network platform, valued at $4,970. It incorporates several security plugins, including HideMyWP, WordFence Security, and WP Content Copy Protection. The business requires new ownership to manage hosting post-purchase, and domains are registered through a third-party service, with renewals already in place until January 2018.
Despite experiencing downtime due to a DDOS attack between September and November 2016, the site showcases considerable potential with historical metrics of 885k views and 355k users. Traffic primarily originates from Europe, the U.S., the UK, and Australia. The sale includes social media accounts but not email lists. SEO has been optimized using Yoast SEO, ensuring robust keyword rankings.
The site has not faced any search engine penalties or purchased traffic, nor has it engaged in direct/display advertising. The business does not employ staff and necessitates only basic WordPress knowledge for management. The buyer will need their own AdSense account, and while affiliate relationships are extensive, they are not directly transferable. The seller is willing to sign a non-compete agreement and provide one month of post-sale support and training. There are no geographical limitations for prospective buyers.
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