Give me the rough picture — no need for accounting precision.
Total annual operational cost
Editorial (you, staff, freelancers, contributors), hosting and tech stack, contractors (SEO partner, design, dev, anyone else), magazine production and distribution, software subscriptions, anything else recurring.
Profitable, breaking even, or running at a loss?
Today's reality — and if loss, where you're funding it from (savings, other businesses, outside capital).
Your own draw from HuntingLife
And whether it's where you'd want it to be.
12-month flat-revenue runway
If revenue stayed flat for the next 12 months, are you good — or does the math break?
From the stack:
Stack overhead is visible from outside
Three ESPs (MailerLite, GetResponse, FluentCRM), three affiliate networks (AvantLink, Skimlinks, Impact Radius), WordPress + Jannah on WP Engine + Cloudflare, 14+ plugins including paid ones (Yoast, Advanced Ads, MonsterInsights, WPMU DEV). Software + hosting floor is probably $200–500/month before content or SEO. Close, way off, or running on legacy lifetime licenses?
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Magazine cost line per issue
Quarterly print + digital is a real cost. Print production, design, distribution. What does each issue run you (or run through you) on a net basis?
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SEO partner monthly cost or trade value
From Q1 — how does that engagement land on the P&L?
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Biggest cost line on the P&L — is it the one you'd most want to reduce or get more from? Where's the spending doing work, and where's it been hard to evaluate?