The owner of a niche radio station project, focused on a particular theme, is looking to sell due to health issues, specifically a recent minor stroke that has affected their ability to speak. This project, which has been ongoing for over a decade, has not received significant attention in terms of search engine optimization, traffic, or monetization efforts. Consequently, the income generated has often been insufficient to cover its expenses. The sale includes the full transfer of data and files, encompassing DNS host account, web hosting account, full FTP and MySQL access, WordPress multi-site setup, and Shoutcast radio setup. However, it is important for the buyer to note that US internet broadcast licenses are non-transferable and must be obtained independently. The sale includes primary and secondary domains but excludes any sub-blog hosted user domains. The website generates a modest revenue of about $5 to $10 per month through ad impressions. Traffic data from an internal counter indicates 930 unique visitors and 3588 page views last week for the main blog, exclusive of radio visits and other pages or sub-sites on the network. This opportunity may appeal to individuals interested in taking over a longstanding project with existing infrastructure and a small income, albeit requiring additional effort in SEO and monetization to maximize its potential.
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