This business, established in January 2017, functions as a review platform for furniture supplied through affiliate connections. Initially, it generated over $225,000 in revenue during 2018 when operated full-time, but current revenue stands at approximately $60,000 annually with less than five hours a week dedicated to managing coupon pages. The business maintains a social media presence with around 5,000 followers on platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter. The YouTube channel alone garners about 1,000 views daily. All social media accounts created in 2017 will be transferred to the new owner upon sale.
Revenue is derived entirely from affiliate marketing, with the bulk of earnings coming from established industry players, while a minor portion is attributed to Amazon. The owners, who were overwhelmed with success in 2018 due to additional business commitments, have since scaled back efforts. As a result, they are looking to pass the business to someone who can revive and maximize its potential. Although it operates passively, the opportunity for growth remains, as evidenced by past performance.
The business holds no physical inventory, and its main assets include domains, relevant email accounts, and social media accounts. It has 2.4K followers on Facebook, 5K on Twitter, and 5K on Instagram. The sale also includes post-sale support, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. This opportunity is well-suited for someone or a team ready to invest time to reinvigorate and enhance business activity.
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