PARENTING HUB IS FOR SALE
The Ideal Home Business
Perfect for stay at home moms...

Letter from the Editor:

Unfortunately the time has come for me to move on... and with my full time work obligations and heavy schedule, I can no longer dedicate the time needed to maintain and nurture the Parenting Hub website.

It is a perfect revenue generating opportunity for a web savvy stay-at-home mom. The CMS (content management system) is easy to use, making it a piece of cake to instert and update parenting articles.

The site has been fully optomised, so most of its traffic comes from search engines, which means minimal marketing, although obviously the more marketing (on and off line) that is done, results in increased traffic volumes and therefore more advertising and directory listings, which is where most of the revenue is generated from.

The site lends itself to effective advertising, in the form of Google Ads and Affiliate Marketing (selling child related products on behalf of third parties), and this is another profitable form of revenue.

The site could be transformed into the perfect home business with high earning potential, in the right hands.

The perfect Editor would be a stay at home mom, with some internet / web knowledge, marketing experience and at least four hours a day to dedicate to it.

* No start-up costs as the site is already established
* Low monthly fees for hosting and CMS
* Tech support is free by the hosting company
* Over 200 articles already in the CMS
* Fully optomised for search engines
* Ad serving software (for banner ads and buttons) included
* User-friendly site design and layout
* Easy to use CMS to update site content

To set up a web-based home business like this from scratch would cost in excess of R30 000. Parenting Hub is on sale now, for September only, for R5000.

Please contact bibapearce@gmail.com if you are interested.

Regards,
Biba Pearce
Editor: Parenting Hub
www.parentinghub.co.za
Informed Parenting

PS. I'm happy to throw in a free workshop on how to effectively run the site, and all the bits and bobs you'll need to know.

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