The business generates revenue primarily through selling leads and Google AdSense. Leads are generated when visitors fill out a "Moving Cost Calculator" form, containing details like zip codes, move date, and contact information. The leads are swiftly sold to moving companies, and payments are made upon validating the leads. Additional revenue comes from Google AdSense, where ads are displayed on the site's pages, earning money from clicks or views.
The business package for sale includes PPC, analytics, and social media accounts to ensure smooth transition for the buyer. However, the sale does not include the current Google AdSense account due to its use with other businesses owned by the seller.
Visitors to the site typically seek moving company quotes for imminent relocations. The owner regularly sells online businesses and this one is less than a year old. Although some search engine optimization occurs, primary traffic sources are via PPC marketing. The operational maintenance requires less than an hour daily, with the site being easy to manage through WordPress with no need for coding skills.
Agreements with lead buyers are transferable. The business is automated, and there’s an opportunity for growth through enhanced SEO and social media marketing strategies. The buyer should possess a U.S.-based corporation, mailing address, and bank account for financial transactions. Post-sale support includes 90 days of free training and ongoing consultation. The business is sold as-is, expecting buyers to conduct due diligence prior to finalizing the transaction, using escrow for fund security.
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