This blog presents a lucrative opportunity for potential buyers, generating an average of $1,650 per month after minimal expenses such as hosting and processing fees. Focused on wholesale liquidation merchandise, the blog's revenue streams include affiliate sales and an eBook. The site currently lacks SEO optimization, suggesting that someone with SEO skills could potentially double the income. The content is unique, utilizing a heavily customized theme based on Atahualpa, and runs on Wordpress.
The eBook, a 137-page guide predominantly authored by the seller with one PLR content section, is well-received and sold for $24.99. Sales are automated via a digital delivery service. The seller acknowledges issuing refunds, averaging two per month, but emphasizes the positive feedback from customers. New owners can familiarize themselves with the industry by reading the eBook.
Content production is minimal, with an average of 3-4 articles monthly. However, for those uncomfortable with writing, outsourcing is a viable option, costing approximately $10 per blog post. The seller describes themselves as a non-expert who succeeded through determination, offering support for any inquiries. Although not disclosing the reserve price, they assure it is lower than typical website valuations. The successful bidder is expected to handle file transfers, with third-party assistance available if necessary.
The sale requires a $500 deposit via PayPal and will proceed through Escrow, with no income guarantees, but historical data is provided for analysis. Traffic details and revenue breakdown are available upon request.
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