The anonymous text discusses an auction for a Wordpress blog focused on the booming niche of eBook readers, particularly Kindle, Sony Reader, and Nook. The blog, initially bought in December 2009, has undergone enhancements in SEO and content to leverage the popularity of these devices. It attracts significant organic traffic, with 200 to 300 daily visitors, due to its keyword-rich articles. The owner monetizes the site through affiliate marketing, earning commissions from Amazon, eBay, Google Adsense, and the Google Affiliate Network, with a reported average of $1,500 monthly profit from Amazon alone. The auction package includes a premium keyword-rich domain, a unique design, exclusive content, and a set of Wordpress plugins for easy management. Additional incentives in the package comprise a free OIO ad management plugin, a used Kindle store integrated with eBay affiliate links, an extra undeveloped domain, and post-sale support via Skype or email. Potential bidders are required to use Escrow.com and are encouraged to thoroughly read the auction listing before placing a bid, with any non-paying bidders subject to being reported. The blog represents a low-maintenance online business with steady revenue potential, easily customizable for further income streams. The seller offers to split the success fee with the buyer as a gesture of goodwill. Revenue and traffic largely come from Google, underscoring the effectiveness of the curated content and affiliate strategies implemented.
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