A business focusing on 12v electronics, such as amplifiers, speakers, and batteries, was founded in April 2013 and began operations in July 2013. It operates through an eCommerce platform and eBay, with plans to expand to Amazon. It boasts a combined social media following of approximately 45,000 across various platforms. The business's website is hosted on a robust server costing around $650 monthly. Revenue is generated by stocking and drop shipping products, as well as distributing for other dealers and shops. Orders are processed through a streamlined fulfillment program. The owner is selling the business to pivot toward business-to-business services due to changing interests and values. The ideal buyer would be someone interested in car audio or someone seeking a business that is relatively easy to run. Opting for drop shipping means minimal inventory and overhead, although the current owner stocks some inventory for cost efficiency and higher margins. The business assets include brand assets, contracts, custom technology, customer databases, domains, manufacturing relationships, hosting accounts, inventory, marketing materials, social media accounts, website content, eCommerce platform accounts, and Google Adwords. Post-sale support is included to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner. The business’s offerings and infrastructure make it an attractive acquisition for enthusiasts in the car audio field or entrepreneurs looking for a manageable venture.
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