Sister sites — Selling Currently + Currently Selling
Two reciprocal commerce sites, designed and run as a pair. Content drives intent; deals capture it. Sold bundled by default — split offers entertained at a premium.
Why they're worth more together
Selling Currently is a content site producing AI-driven articles across commerce verticals — the side of the funnel that creates buyer intent. Currently Selling is a category-driven deal listing site — the side that captures that intent and converts it.
Run as a pair, content and deals reinforce each other. Articles on Selling Currently can naturally surface relevant deals from Currently Selling. Deals on Currently Selling can link out to topical articles for buyers researching a purchase. Same operator, same publishing pipeline, same brand voice — but two distinct domains, each ranking on its own intent.
Split apart, each site loses the reciprocal flow. The content site becomes a generic affiliate publisher. The deals site becomes a discovery foundation without an audience funnel. Both still have value standalone — just less than they have together.
The pair, in one paragraph each
Selling Currently — sellingcurrently.com
AI-driven niche content site across commerce verticals. 50+ published articles, SEO-structured, growing. Built on WordPress with a REST API automation pipeline that publishes programmatically. The audience funnel side of the pair.
Currently Selling — currentlyselling.com
Multi-category product discovery site built for brand affiliate partnerships. Astro frontend with category-driven navigation, Node/Express redirector for tracked outbound clicks, Postgres schema for deals and price history. The affiliate infrastructure is built; what's missing is the connection to real affiliate networks. The intent capture side of the pair. Full listing →
How the sale works
Default offer is the pair. Both domains, both codebases, the publishing pipeline, and operational handover for Selling Currently. Single negotiation, single transfer, single price.
Split offers are entertained, at a premium. Standalone listings price each site at a multiple of the bundle pro-rata — the bundle is the better deal by design. If you want only one side, the price reflects what's lost when the pair is broken.
Time-fuse. If no bundle buyer surfaces within six months of listing, the pair will be split into two standalone listings without renegotiation of the principle. This is a forcing function for the bundle thesis, not a permanent constraint.
Who this is for
- Affiliate operators with existing brand relationships who want a content-and-deals stack instead of a single site
- Commerce media buyers building a portfolio of niche destinations
- Publishing teams that already run programmatic content and want a complementary deal-listing surface
- Holding-company-style buyers interested in a pre-built two-site cluster with shared infrastructure
What's not included
- No active brand partnership contracts
- No affiliate revenue history yet (Currently Selling's affiliate networks not connected; Selling Currently is in growth phase)
- No paid traffic infrastructure or subscriber lists
What you get is the substrate — domains, codebases, publishing automation, content corpus, and the pair structure. The buyer brings the partnerships and the operator capacity.
Inquire on the pair
Mention "sister sites bundle" in your message and what your operator angle is — affiliate, brand partnerships, content publishing. I'll respond with terms and pair-specific pricing.