Launched in 2016, this resourceful motherhood site for sale supports women as they prepare for and navigate pregnancy, motherhood, and working from home. The site boasts impressive organic traffic and comes with Facebook, Pinterest account, nearly 3k email subscribers, and digital products for pregnancy expectations, checklists, and more. 

With multiple revenue streams, Mom Blog Life averages over $200 a month. Share your knowledge of mom life with plenty of opportunities to boost monetization growth, including sponsored post opportunities.

Revenue Streams include:

• Mediavine
• Amazon
• Teachable

MomBlogLife.com includes:

• 866 articles (plus 47 in drafts)
• 2777 email subscribers
• Facebook Page
• Pinterest
• Digital products
  • 52-page bundle of printable checklists for pregnant moms to prepare for baby
  • Email sequences saved in a Google doc that would be a great way to monopolize affiliate content and create a warm list, if interested
    • 40 pregnancy emails
    • a general sequence
    • short postpartum sequence
    • a few other old sequences designed to funnel buyers into birth classes

9yo Motherhood Site $232/m 866 Articles

Traffic

This site has received 6.5k pageviews over the last 30 days.

Revenue

This site is currently monetized through:

• Mediavine
• Amazon
• Teachable
• Sponsored posts

• See P&L Here

How To Buy This Business

From the Seller

What are the operating procedures for running this business? Post 1-3 articles per week (a mix of guest posts, syndications from Stacker, and my own written posts). Create 5 pins for each article and schedule 1 per week in relevant categories.

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? Get it back into an ad network asap, likely starting with Journey (you should be able to get back in quickly). I've had great Pinterest traffic from a single pin literally since 2018 that made a few 100 dollars a month. I finally just lost traction in it and have seen a dip in traffic from it. I would lean hard into Pinterest, so this would be great for someone who knows Pinterest well or wants to take a course and learn it quickly (I always struggled with graphics personally, I loved the writing more). This is why I was using syndication as a cool tool to get free content and then promote it on Pinterest, since they do like new URLs. I'd also experiment with targeted affiliate articles that are trending on Pinterest, as well as something that I've neglected for the past few years. I'd also look into getting another traffic stream from Yahoo Creator, Newsbreak, Medium, etc.

Who wrote the content? A mix of freelance moms, myself, syndication partners, and guest posts.

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