The business, established in 2010 and providing free stock footage, has organically grown without any paid advertising or purchased backlinks. It is recognized as one of the top sites for free stock footage and has been approached for affiliate partnerships. The content has been used in documentaries, and the website is built using HTML/CSS without a CMS. Revenue primarily comes from Google AdSense and an affiliate program with a major media provider, totaling significant earnings in 2016. The business’s traffic sources are mainly organic and referral-based, resulting from effective SEO practices. The website is hosted by a notable hosting service and will need to be transferred upon sale. The owner plans to sell the business to allocate more time and resources to a personal project. All revenues are traceable and records can be verified for interested buyers. Operating expenses include minimal domain and hosting costs. There are no social media accounts or email lists included in the sale, but intellectual property such as the website, logo, and stock footage files are. The content is produced through original video shot with personal equipment, and all site operations are managed by the owner without additional help from employees or freelancers. Competitors in the free stock footage space include other recognized names. The new owner will need to set up their own ad network accounts. The owner offers post-sale support for up to three months. The business is positioned for growth, with increasing trends in internet video usage presenting further opportunities. There are no geographic restrictions for potential buyers.
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