Hi. I have a starter eCommerce website for sale.
SITE NAME: Ancient Artifacts To Buy
SITE URL: http://ancient-artifacts-to-buy.info/
The website promotes eBay listings via eBay's affiliate program (the eBay Partner Network) and commissions are paid out by eBay for any sales the website drives to the eBay website. The listings are updated automatically via the eBay RSS feed, with the site mostly running on automatic.
The site uses a modified version of the open-source McJiffy EPN ecommerce script.
The site is themeable and customizable. The site buyer can add their own custom pages to the site, and set the home page to show a custom page or a different auction page. The admin backend is fairly simple, and largely just involves modifying a text file.
Instructions are included for customizing and setting up the website, along with all the other information the site owner needs to know.
I've done some basic backlink building for this site, but it is not yet receiving any significant traffic or revenue. It does not yet have any Google Pagerank. It should pick up both revenue and traffic over time, though.
Please bear in mind with this website that you will need an eBay Partner Network account ( https://www.ebaypartnernetwork.com/ ) and also an eBay Developer account ( https://developer.ebay.com/ ).
PRICE: $20
Paid via Paypal.
To buy the website, go to the site and just use the website's contact page to send me a message about purchasing it. The site's contact page is also linked below.
CONTACT: http://ancient-artifacts-to-buy.info/contact
If you would like to verify that I am the owner of the website, then use the website's contact page to message me and I will send a reply to confirm that I'm the owner.
The domain is registered at Godaddy and can be changed over to the new owner's Godaddy account there for free.
Installation of the site is not difficult, however I can setup the site for the new owner if needed. The new owner will require their own Linux or Unix based web host account, which should support standard features such as cURL and htaccess.
SITE NAME: Ancient Artifacts To Buy
SITE URL: http://ancient-artifacts-to-buy.info/
The website promotes eBay listings via eBay's affiliate program (the eBay Partner Network) and commissions are paid out by eBay for any sales the website drives to the eBay website. The listings are updated automatically via the eBay RSS feed, with the site mostly running on automatic.
The site uses a modified version of the open-source McJiffy EPN ecommerce script.
The site is themeable and customizable. The site buyer can add their own custom pages to the site, and set the home page to show a custom page or a different auction page. The admin backend is fairly simple, and largely just involves modifying a text file.
Instructions are included for customizing and setting up the website, along with all the other information the site owner needs to know.
I've done some basic backlink building for this site, but it is not yet receiving any significant traffic or revenue. It does not yet have any Google Pagerank. It should pick up both revenue and traffic over time, though.
Please bear in mind with this website that you will need an eBay Partner Network account ( https://www.ebaypartnernetwork.com/ ) and also an eBay Developer account ( https://developer.ebay.com/ ).
PRICE: $20
Paid via Paypal.
To buy the website, go to the site and just use the website's contact page to send me a message about purchasing it. The site's contact page is also linked below.
CONTACT: http://ancient-artifacts-to-buy.info/contact
If you would like to verify that I am the owner of the website, then use the website's contact page to message me and I will send a reply to confirm that I'm the owner.
The domain is registered at Godaddy and can be changed over to the new owner's Godaddy account there for free.
Installation of the site is not difficult, however I can setup the site for the new owner if needed. The new owner will require their own Linux or Unix based web host account, which should support standard features such as cURL and htaccess.
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