The owner of an established online business is urgently seeking to sell due to other priorities. Though the business could be sold for significantly more, it is being offered for under eight months of revenue for a quick sale. This business, which has been providing eBooks, sales pages, and complete business packages, is simple to operate and can be managed by someone without prior experience, as comprehensive instructions and video tutorials will be provided. The sale includes all necessary assets such as exclusive content rights, domain name, necessary files, advertising accounts, and a detailed operations manual. Additionally, the new owner will receive a notarized statement confirming earnings' accuracy and a two-year non-compete agreement from the current owner.
The business can be operated worldwide, requires only 2-3 hours of daily work, and offers the potential for scaling or outsourcing. The listed revenue is approximately $4,000 monthly, with $500 spent on advertising and related expenses. All relevant financial and operational details will be available to the new owner. The transaction will be handled through a reputable escrow service, ensuring security for both parties. The current owner, who has over a decade of experience, offers a trustworthy transaction and will extend training support for 60 days post-sale. Interested individuals are invited to request additional information only if they are seriously considering the purchase.
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