A business was founded in January 2020, focusing on growth development strategies specifically on Instagram. Over four years, the business tapped into untapped networks across social media by offering authentic and effective services, helping clients gain traction on multiple platforms. The owner keeps abreast of trends and has attracted high-profile clients who have endorsed the brand via video testimonials. These clients are closely linked with celebrities and public figures.
The business generates revenue through four monthly subscription packages for mass interactions, priced between $250 and $2000. Clients receive results such as post engagements and follows within 24 hours after the campaign's initiation. Additionally, it offers giveaways in partnership with celebrities and influencers, with prices from $900 to $25,000 based on the influencer's follower count, promising full growth within six days. New celebrity campaigns are introduced every month. Despite not investing in advertising, the business has garnered significant sales through Instagram direct messaging, word of mouth, and referrals.
The owner seeks to sell this business to focus on personal brand opportunities in Instagram and modeling. The ideal buyer would be someone interested in owning a profitable online business, especially amid the rising trend of social media usage. The business assets include brand assets, customer databases, domains, marketing materials, email accounts, social media accounts, and e-Commerce platform accounts. It has an existing following of 10,000 on Instagram and post-sale support is offered to the buyer.
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