The business for sale includes a variety of digital assets, such as a website/Shopify store, mobile and tablet apps, social media accounts, and email lists. The primary traffic sources are typein and social media, predominantly originating from Germany. The business has a domain and 1.4 million members. It generates revenue and profit, although it does not use Google Adsense for monetization. Proof of revenue and analytics performance is included in the sale listing. Apps included are compatible with iOS and Android, receive around 1,000 downloads monthly, primarily from Germany, yet do not currently generate revenue.
The business boasts 12,000 social media followers and an email list of 1.4 million. A low-cost, short domain is part of the offering, and all source code and copyrights are included. Paid advertising has been utilized, and traffic has been purchased from news and games websites. The business has not engaged in search engine optimization. All listed assets and accounts are transferable, with related supplier contracts and employee agreements also transferable.
The business requires two support staff and two sales managers for advertising. It has been self-managed for six years, yet the seller seeks new ownership due to personal health reasons and relocation plans. Opportunities for growth include expanding to new countries, hiring developers to handle high data volumes, and building a community. The business does not involve physical goods, holds no loans, and started operations in 2012. The original owner confirms all aspects of the business are operational and accessible.
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