For inquiries and requests, kindly message me privately. I have been managing my company's servers since 2012 and they are currently seeking individuals or teams to fill their marketing positions. The site has a user base of around 19,000 mostly comprising of sellers, but due to NDA, I can't disclose more details. However, it is worth mentioning that the website was established in 2011, and sellers can easily upload their eBay products to the website catalog with just a single click. Additionally, all e-commerce transactions are processed through PayPal.

To sum up, there is an opportunity to earn money either from income or equity depending on the agreement, provided one invests in maintaining the marketing. To apply or ask further questions, please contact me via private message.

Greetings! Can you provide more information about this matter? Perhaps, I can be of assistance to you.

Managing servers since 2012 is no small feat, so I can totally appreciate the level of experience you bring to the table.

From what you've shared, it sounds like your website has a solid user base and a pretty streamlined process for sellers, especially with the eBay integration. The fact that e-commerce transactions are handled through PayPal is also a plus, as it gives an added layer of security and ease of use for both buyers and sellers.
Now, regarding the marketing positions, it's intriguing that there's an opportunity to earn either from income or equity. This kind of flexibility in compensation can be really attractive to potential marketers, especially those who are confident in their ability to drive growth.

However, without diving into specifics due to the NDA, it's a bit hard to assess the full scope of what's needed. Are you looking for someone to handle the entire marketing strategy from top to bottom? Or is it more about filling specific roles like SEO, content creation, social media management, etc.? Depending on the exact needs, the approach could vary significantly.

Also, given the site was established in 2011 and has been up and running smoothly, I'm guessing you've got a lot of historical data that could be leveraged to optimize the marketing efforts further. Data-driven strategies could really push the growth needle, especially if you're looking to scale up the user base or improve seller retention rates.

If this sounds like a conversation you'd want to continue, I'd be happy to discuss it further. I'm curious about the existing marketing channels you've been using and how you see the role of a new marketing team fitting into the current structure.