Featured Listing: 1on1 Global Tutor Sharing Platform

About the business

Tell us a little about yourself. What’s your background? How did you start the business?

I’m a serial entrepreneur and an angel investor, and about this website history, you can check this page: https://1on1.today/about.

How have you marketed the product and where are your customers originating from?

Worldwide, through advertising revenue, affiliate marketing, and more.

Is the asset on your listing owner-operated, how much time does it take to run the business, who else is needed on the team, and what is automated?

An engineer who understands web development is needed, and it takes about 1~2 hours per week to maintain; at the same time, a person may also be needed to assist in checking the income of affiliate marketing and advertising, as well as customer correspondence, which takes about 3 hours per week.

What does someone need to do to continue operating the business in its current form?

Respond to customer letters, quotes, and manage affiliate marketing platforms such as Amazon or other service providers.

Growing the business

Can you list a few opportunities for a potential new owner to continue growing the business?

Guest Articles, Recommended Articles, Selling Backlinks, Sending Subscriber Ads, C2C Matchmaking Fees, Partner Ads, as well as adding more affiliate marketing or coupon opportunities to existing articles (or write new articles).

What has been the evolution of this asset since its launch?

The goal is to become the world’s largest “free” tutoring resource platform.

What marketing channels are most profitable for the business?

Advertising revenue.

How does the business currently acquire customers and what is your breakdown for marketing costs?

SEO, Publish talent recruitment content on various free job search platforms, and in various school forums, tutoring forums, educational forums, publish suitable tutors information.

How big is your current team? How many people does it take to run this business?

2.

What’s the reason for selling your business on Flippa?

I’m not sure why I chose Flippa, but I just don’t have the time to run this site because I’m too busy at the moment with a lot of cases to run, otherwise I don’t want to sell it, I really love this website.