Be a part of the ever-growing micro wedding niche! Micro Wed Collective offers honeymoon and wedding planning resources, inspiration, a look inside real weddings and more.  With 78% organic traffic, this beautifully curated site helps relieve stress for a growing market of couples plan their small weddings.

Step into this resourceful site and help couples plan their special day with an active vendor directory just a click away. The site's paid membership directory currently boasts 71 vendors while also highlighting photographers' work through featured posts. If you're searching for a niche site with a strong foundation, multiple streams of revenue averaging over $1500 a month, and room to scale, this site is for you!

MicroWedCollective.com comes with:

• 96 articles
• Pro Vendor Directory 
  • 71 vendors subscribed (47 yearly plan, 24 monthly plan)
• 2100 email subscribers (50% open rate)
• 16k followers across 
  • FB page
  • FB Group
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
• Digital products
  • 350 Micro Wedding Venues in Texas
  • Venue Vault Planner

*Keep scrolling to find out more in the Seller Q&A

The Knot's 2023 Real Wedding Study found 29% of couples chose to host an intimate wedding of 75 guests or less, with Google Trends showing a steady growing number of searches for AirBnB weddings and micro weddings. Now's your chance to own a niche wedding site with enormous growth potential!

Micro Wedding Site & Vendor Hub $1588/m. 78% Organic Traffic

Traffic

Over the last 30 days, this wedding site has received:

• 20k pageviews
• 14k sessions
• 12k active users

Revenue

MicroWedCollective.com averages $1588/m through various sources, including:

• MediaVine Journey Ads
• Affiliate links
• Vendor Directory Subscriptions 
• Digital products

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Q&A w/ the Seller:

Operations

What are the operating procedures for running this business?

• Weekly content planning, writing, and publishing (optimized for organic traffic and conversion
• Monthly SEO audits and keyword research to track rankings and identify new content opportunities
• Social media posting (primarily Pinterest and Instagram) to drive traffic and build brand awareness
• Email list management and campaign creation (1–2x/month)
• Monitoring affiliate partnerships and updating offers as needed
• Website maintenance, analytics tracking, and performance optimization
• Facebook group monitoring
• Occasional customer service for directory members

On average, it takes about 10 hours per week to manage operations, with additional time allocated for launches, content refreshes, or strategic updates.

If you were going to keep the site, what steps would you take over the next 3 to 6 months to grow the income and traffic?

1. Content Expansion → More Ad & Affiliate Revenue

I’d publish a few new blog posts each month targeting high-intent micro wedding keywords — especially those that naturally lend themselves to affiliate links. This helps drive more search traffic, which increases both ad impressions and affiliate conversions.

2. Digital Product Visibility → More Passive Sales

The current product is solid and already converts. I’d increase visibility by weaving it into more blog content and Pinterest pins, and potentially test a small price increase. The funnel is already automated, so these changes would lead to more passive revenue without adding much work.

3. Email Sequence Expansion → Consistent Affiliate & Ad Income

I’d continue building out the automated email sequence — aiming to create 6–12 months of evergreen content. This ensures the list stays warm, regularly drives traffic back to the site (which boosts ad revenue), and strategically promotes affiliate links.

4. New Affiliate Partners → More Monetization Opportunities

I’d apply to a handful of additional affiliate programs (like Airbnb, Etsy, or Zola) to expand affiliate revenue beyond the current partners. This allows for more flexibility in content creation and higher earnings per post.

5. Pinterest Growth → Traffic → More Revenue

I’d spend a few hours each month creating new pins for existing blog posts. Pinterest consistently brings in qualified traffic, which leads to more ad revenue and affiliate clicks.

6. Light SEO Refresh → Higher Rankings & New Opportunities

I’d update top-performing posts with fresh keywords and links, and begin building out a few pillar pages for new content categories like elopements or Airbnb weddings. This lays the groundwork for longer-term SEO gains while supporting current revenue streams.

7. Directory Ads & Outreach → Recurring Revenue Growth

The vendor directory already converts well with high retention. I’d run ads and do some light outreach to aligned vendors — especially on Instagram — to bring in more high-LTV customers.

Where is your site currently hosted, and where are the domain names currently registered?

Hosted on Webflow, and domain names are on namecheap.

Email Marketing

How often do you email your list?

Almost all of my emails are automated, but I do send out off cadence updates as new content is published or new directory members are added.

What is your current open rate and click rate?

50% open rate, 2%+ click rate

What service do you use for your email marketing campaigns?

Flodesk

Monetization

Where does most of your income generate from?

Recurring vendor directory subscriptions

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