The listing describes the sale of two profitable websites. The first, a survey site, generates income by providing users with a list of paid survey companies. This site is highly ranked and operates on an affiliate model without using pay-per-click advertising. The owner built a subscriber list of over 11,000 people, contributing to around $1,500 monthly profit, primarily through affiliate sales. The second site is an affiliate review website targeting work-at-home niches, which yields approximately $1,300 monthly profit after an $780 advertising spend. Traffic for the review site is sourced from banner and text ads on relevant blogs and websites. The seller notes that there is significant growth potential for both sites through increased affiliate recruitment and SEO, which the new owner could leverage to potentially double or triple the income. The owner is offloading the sites to focus on a new venture, mentioning minimal management time is required for both sites, averaging a couple of hours each month for maintenance and support. The sale includes several resources: a guide for recruiting affiliates, SEO strategies, a list of advertising spots, multiple landing pages for testing, an 11,000-strong mailing list, and 30 days of support. Both domain ownership and associated files are included in the sale, with revenue primarily deriving from combined website sales and subscriber list follow-ups. The provided SEO guide offers further opportunities to boost traffic and revenue.
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