This listing is for a info product , Amazon KDP, and display advertising business created in March 2017 in the children niche. The WordPress site features downloadable products and online courses (with one course available only to UK residents) that provide educational content for parents. The business has experienced strong year-on-year growth in revenue and traffic and developed a high-quality organic backlink profile, thanks to the high standard of content written by the Seller who is an expert in the field. With diversified revenue streams, there are several ways to expand the business. The business generates revenue from info product downloads (~80%), Amazon KDP book purchases (~17%), and revenue from Ezoic advertising (~3%). The main traffic channels are organic search (~83%), direct (~15%), and referral (~2%). The leading countries in terms of traffic source are the US (~32%), the UK (~29%), and Australia (~9%). The top 3 pages make up less than 19% of the site's total views. 5 courses were created by the Seller alone, while the other 3 are in collaboration with other individuals who share the profits with the Seller. The Amazon KDP account has 6 books available to purchase. The Seller spends around 20 hours per week on the business where they reach out to other companies for partnerships or collaborations, manage sales, and content creation. A finance assistant manages payments for the info products and e-books, following up with schools or institutions for late payments, and compiling monthly reports for the business's collaborators. The assistant works entirely remotely and is willing to continue with the Buyer post-sale. Outsourcing more processes could be a start for the Buyer to begin expanding the business. All of the blog content has been written by the Seller, so hiring freelance writers to create more content of a similar quality will improve the chance of being found for more in-demand keywords. As the majority of traffic is organic, investing into paid advertising could increase the business's reach to a wider audience and increase conversions for the info products. The social media accounts aren't important with regards to traffic, although the Seller has recently started an exclusive Facebook group that is gaining momentum. Partnering with influencers while growing the social media accounts could increase traffic to the site. The email list is an important source of revenue with many subscribers opting in for a free e-book download, and a small number of subscribers agreeing to leave a review for new info products in exchange for receiving it for free. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**

This listing is for an affiliate business created in February 2017 in the information and education niches. The WordPress site provides product reviews of courses related to a specific learning resource. The business earnings are diversified across 50 different affiliate programs, and evergreen content to drive inbound traffic to the site. Thanks to a team of writers who handle content creation, the Seller spends minimal effort maintaining the business. All earnings are generated through 50 affiliate programs, with 6 affiliates making up more than 70% of the total revenue share. The top traffic channels are organic search (~86%), direct (~12%), and social (~2%). The US (~46%), the UK (~10%), and Canada (~5%) are the top three countries as traffic sources. New content is added by a team of writers on a monthly basis who spend around 10-20 hours creating the content. The Seller edits and publishes the articles once they're ready. Outside of editing, the Seller's main tasks center around expanding the business and planning for growth. The team of writers will not be continuing with the Buyer after the sale, although the Seller can pass the contact details to bring them back on board. The email list is sent a weekly newsletter with new offers and discounts, but no automated email funnels have been created yet. Social media accounts aren't important to the business's traffic but could be built up as another traffic channel. All of the resources on the site have been tested by the writers. Moving to a user-generated system is one way the Buyer could scale the business further to gather more data and test more products in a shorter time period, while automating the testing process. As new companies are releasing similar resources in this niche, accepting these new resources through a paid system could create another revenue stream.

This listing is for a DropShipping, Amazon Associates, and display advertising business created in October 2016 in the outdoors niche. The Woocommerce powered site features product information and reviews for popular outdoor equipment and tools. With the help of a VA, the Sellers spend minimal time maintaining the business at this time. This business primarily generates revenue from dropshipping products (98%), display advertising (1%) with Mediavine, and Amazon Associates (1%). The top three channels in terms of generating the most traffic to the site include organic search (69.14%), direct (7.28%), and social media (4.06%) signals. The top three countries producing the most traffic to the site are the US (53.64%), GB (18.3%), and CA (9.95%) respectively. The Seller and their spouse spend a majority of their time providing customer support and processing orders, optimizing the website, content management, SEO, and managing a VA. The outsourced VA manages comments, inventory, adding and optimizing products, pricing, and support with any other shop-related tasks. Content for the business was always a mix of outsourcing and the Seller's own content. Based on having so much content already, it's not necessary to add regularly unless the Buyer wants to grow the income further. Included in the sale are an email list, SOPs for guides, and templates to add more products to the site. Currently, the Seller and their spouse will try to publish at least two articles per month. The Seller and their spouse state that a growth opportunity lies within producing new content on a regular basis, publishing an ebook within the niche, targeting new keywords with blog content, and building and monetizing an email list. Pinterest brings around 6k sessions a month to the blog posts on the site. This traffic is not converting in many product sales, but because of the ads and affiliate links on the blog posts, it is creating revenue. This serves as a growth opportunity to explore scaling further, and more information will be provided to active Buyers. * This business is highly seasonal with Spring/Summer months generating the most income for this outdoor niche of products. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**

This listing is for an Amazon Associates and display advertising business created in April 2018 in the kitchenware and home niche. The WordPress site offers buying guides and informational content on a particular kitchen item. The business requires minimal time from the Seller. The business earns primarily from Amazon Associates (89%) and Mediavine ads (11%). The site generates traffic primarily through organic (93%), followed by direct (7%) and referral (1%). The country leading traffic is the US (63%) with the remaining traffic from CA (8%) and the UK (7%). Traffic is well spread throughout the site’s content with the top page accounting for 9% of traffic. The top three pages combined account for roughly 19% of traffic. Most of the site’s content was added by the seller 1-2 years ago. When they were working on content they used an outsourced writer and editor and used a part-time link-builder to help get link placements. For this year and the end of last year, the Seller wasn’t consistently adding content and instead updated WordPress and posts. Generally, the Seller only spends 1-2 hours per month on the site. In terms of link building, the Seller has focused on collaboration outreach for links and guest posts. No PBN has been used on this site. The site has four domains purchased from domain auctions that redirect to it. There are no social media accounts or email list, serving as a growth opportunity for the Buyer to consider. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**


This listing is for an Amazon Associates, affiliate, and guest posting business created in January 2019 in the outdoors niche. The WordPress site features product reviews and practical guides for a type of outdoor activity. Traffic is well-diversified across the site and has shown strong month-on-month growth in traffic over the past 18 months. The business generates revenue from Amazon Associates (61%), affiliate commissions (36%), and sponsored guest posts (3%). The main traffic channels are organic search (~89%), direct (~7%), and social (~4%). The leading countries as traffic sources are the US (~58%), the UK (~9%), and Canada (~8%). The top 3 pages make up less than 24% of the site's total views. Between 2 and 4 articles are published on a monthly basis by the Seller. A couple of freelance writers are occasionally used for very specific topics in the niche. Linkbuilding is done through manual outreach for indirect link exchanges in Facebook groups or to other bloggers in shoulder niches. A few backlinks were purchased from Authority Builders a few months ago. Manual outreach is done on an on-off basis, which could be an opportunity for the Buyer to perform more regularly. Building and monetizing the email list could be a growth opportunity for the Buyer, as the Seller has created a landing page and an e-book for the list. Other growth opportunities include approaching brands for affiliate networks with better commission rates, and approaching certain brands for partnerships. The Buyer may wish to consider applying for display advertising networks to establish another revenue stream.

This listing is for an Amazon FBA, dropshipping, eCommerce, and Amazon Associates business created in May 2016 in the music niche. The included Seller Central Account features 129 SKUs of audio-related gear. The trademarked brand is a part of Brand Registry 2.0. The Shopify store has seen a rise in traffic of 321% year on year. The business is well-aged, has a healthy diversification of revenue, and has an email list of 5K. The primary source of revenue for the business is Amazon FBA (72%) followed by Shopify (24%), Reverb (3%), and a very small percentage from Amazon Associates on the website. The main supplier for the business is located in the US with a supplementary supplier located in China. About 95% of inventory is stored at Amazon FBA with the remaining inventory stored in the Seller’s home. As of August 2021, the Seller will be moving operations to a warehouse. No inventory will be stored at the Sellers' home. The majority of Shopify orders are dropshipped. The Seller fulfills less than 1% of orders, only in the case that it would save money or could be fulfilled by FBA. The Seller handles inventory at home to do FBA prep. This will also be moving to a warehouse as of August 2021. They unpack bulk shipments and split them into smaller bundles which are then put into branded poly bags and labeled for FBA. The FBA prep work takes approximately 40 hours per week, currently, the Seller’s partner handles this work. A Buyer could use a 3PL to handle this process and store additional goods. The Shopify site has strong organic traffic (74%) and traffic has gone up 321% year-on-year. The business has Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. There is a Pinterest account though it has not been active for some time. Social media and paid ads contribute to 17% of traffic to the Shopify site. Typically content is added to the site about once a month. There is an email list with over 5K subscribers stored in Omnisend that has a welcome sequence as well as promotional emails in place. The email list has helped drive a small amount of revenue to the Shopify store. Currently, there is active communication with customers interested in the products. Customer service on the website takes approx 30 minutes per day for the Seller, plus time for consultations which average 4 per week at 15 minutes per call. Prep for each call takes at least 15 minutes. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**

This listing is for an Amazon KDP, digital product, and display advertising business created in September 2013 in the music niche. The KDP account features six physical books and five ebooks that teach people how to play a particular instrument. The WordPress website sells digital products and the Woocommerce platform hosts video lessons, both also related to learning the same instrument. The business has well-diversified its revenue sources and over the past seven years, the books have been bestsellers in several Amazon categories. One of the books has been selected by Amazon for the designation ‘Great on Kindle’. This book has also been featured on other websites as an excellent book. The business has also been given Amazon Influencer status. The business earns through Amazon KDP (87%), digital products (9%), YouTube display ads (3%), and KJOS book royalties (1%). The Sellers have written all the books themselves. Physical books are printed through KDP so they don't have to handle any inventory. The Sellers are experts in the niche and one of them would be willing to continue working with the business as a contractor if the Buyer wishes. The included website generates 9% of total traffic. The main drivers of that traffic are organic search (60.58%), direct (24.54%), and social (12.54%). This mostly comes from the US (54%). The Sellers spend about 10 hours a week on the business. They have three contractors who help them to run the business. The IT person takes care of site development of new products and courses and general maintenance. The VA records daily sales takes customer service inquiries via email, makes book corrections as needed in Word and Vellum, and uploads new files to KDP. There's also an accountant that prepares monthly financial statements. A large email list of almost 12K subscribers is included in the sale. This list is monetized through sequences that direct subscribers to purchase books and digital products. The YouTube channel has over 30K subscribers and helps to send users to their website. The Facebook group has over 13K followers. The Sellers have also recently been growing their following on Pinterest and Instagram. Continuing this growth could be an opportunity for a Buyer. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**


This listing is for a two-site package affiliate business created in June 2015 in the information and education niches. The WordPress sites feature informational articles to help people learn a new language. The well-established sites have nicely diversified revenue, earning over 16 affiliate programs, and require minimal work from the Seller to maintain. The business earns through affiliate (98%), paid guest posts (2%), and Amazon Associates (<1%). The top traffic channels are organic search (91%), direct (8%), and referral (1%). This comes from the US (76%), GB (6%), and CA (3%). The Seller spends about one hour a week uploading new guest posts to the site. No new content has been created by the Seller in a few months. 90% of the content that exists on the site was written by the Seller. The business doesn't have any employees. No PBNs have been used but around 34 links have been paid for in addition to links gained through manual outreach. A Facebook account is included in the sale but drives little traffic. A YouTube account with four videos is also included. This gains around 500-600 views a month but isn't a source of revenue. Possible opportunities include further link building to increase the authority of the sites. Also publishing more regular content could help to grow the business further.

This listing is for an affiliate and Amazon Associates business created in May 2017 in the home niche. The WordPress site features product reviews for specific types of home appliances. The business has seen strong month-on-month growth recently and traffic is well-diversified across the site. Minimal effort is required from the Seller to maintain the business thanks to outsourcing content creation. The business generates ~70% revenue from a mixture of affiliate programs and ~30% from Amazon Associates. The top traffic channels are organic search (~89%), direct (~11%), and referral (~1%). The main sources of traffic by countries are the US (~74%), Canada (~7%), and the UK (~5%). The Seller outsources all content creation to freelancers from Upwork. Up to 10 articles are added every 6 months, and 20 new posts that have been ordered are waiting to be published. Linkbuilding is mainly through guest posting. The Seller previously purchased 12 links and has 5 PBNs directed to the site. The PBNs will be included as part of the sale. Also included is an additional domain that generates a small amount of revenue which could be grown as another affiliate site if the Buyer wished. Growth opportunities include growing and monetizing an email list as an additional revenue stream and improving conversion rate by optimizing the site. **Learn more about this listing by scrolling down to the FAQ section**


This listing is for a display advertising business created in March 2008 in the finance niche. The site uses PHP (a custom MVC framework) and the frontend of the site uses jquery/javascript, to offer a visualization tool for traders to help make investment decisions. The DR 29 website ranks highly in relevant search terms, having established a strong foothold in SEO early on. As a result, the site has grown significantly month-on-month and year-on-year in traffic and revenue, with a nice growth trajectory. Overall the site requires minimal work from the Seller to maintain. The top three traffic channels are organic search (49.66%), direct (46.65%), and social (2.62%). The top three countries that drive this traffic are the US (82.98%), CA (5.82%), and GB (1.19%). The site earns through Publift. The Seller started with Publift in March 2020 (not exclusively), but after good results with them compared to the previous ad partner, Ezoic, they switched 100% to Publift in July 2020. No content is added regularly to the site. The Seller spends two to four hours a week on the business, performing bug fixes and customer service as needed. There are no employees working on the site. No link-building strategies have been implemented. Included in the sale is a beta version of the site and some newer microservices have been built in NodeJS (NextJS API endpoints), the frontend of which is built using ReactJS. The new version of the site is much faster than the current version, as it runs on a modernized architecture. It already supports user sign-up, custom features, and has been built with the view to add more advanced features such as a comparison feature. More details can be provided to active Buyers.