A Florida-based LLC has been successfully operating on a major e-commerce platform for the past year, generating over $100,000 in revenue with a single product. This product has achieved a five-star rating from 125 reviews, indicating high customer satisfaction. The business has growth potential by expanding its product line. Currently, there is $20,000 worth of inventory available, and the business maintains a social media presence on platforms like Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook. Furthermore, the business has recently secured trademark approval within the glass product category.
The primary revenue stream for this business is through a well-known fulfillment service, where all inventory is sourced from two suppliers in China and shipped directly to fulfillment warehouses. The decision to sell the business stems from differences among partners, leading to a sale at a discounted price. The business is considered ideal for those involved in wedding or couple-oriented brands.
Included with the sale are various assets such as brand assets, customer databases, domains, established manufacturing relationships, inventory, registered trademarks, social media accounts, and vendor contacts. Inventory details include 672 units valued at $20,153. Social media followings include 130 people on Facebook and 1,100 on Instagram, although their presence on Twitter is nonexistent. The offer of post-sale support is included, ensuring a smooth transition for the buyer.
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