A niche ecommerce store, developed as a side project, has achieved over $150,000 in revenue and is sustained with less than five hours of work per week. Operating on a drop ship model, the store maintains solid relationships with key manufacturers, yielding a 25% net profit margin. The owner has decided to sell due to time constraints related to family responsibilities and a full-time job, despite recognizing the store's considerable growth potential. The store recently attained top search engine rankings for relevant product keywords, reaching these spots just after peak sales season. Although there has been a slight rank decline, the opportunity for quick recovery remains, particularly beneficial during peak demand months (May-August), which attract numerous buyers. The owner has numerous ideas for future growth that could potentially double current revenue levels and is willing to share these strategies with the next owner. In the past year, the store's revenue hit $150,000, with an average monthly profit of $3,000. Strategies to increase profit margins include securing additional suppliers and manufacturers, which could drive immediate revenue growth. The site receives around 33,000 page views and 7,000 unique visitors monthly. The traffic figures are considered understated due to minimal off-season marketing, as operations were essentially paused during these periods. With improved search rankings during peak seasons, traffic could exceed 800 daily visitors, maintaining a conversion rate of 1.3% and an average order value of $200.