The business operates as a supplement brand, offering health and diet-focused products such as apple cider vinegar and omega oil. It has recently trademarked its brand and developed assets, including a Facebook page with 5,000 likes and a redesigned webpage. While the business has inventory and product listings on a major e-commerce platform, it has not been a primary focus among several brands developed by the owner. As a result, it is being sold, along with its assets, offering post-sale support. Revenue is generated through online sales and brand expansion, leveraging fulfillment services for order processing.
The business is part of an LLC with its trademark registered, and assets include manufacturing relationships, marketing materials, and social media accounts, making it attractive for anyone looking to enter the health and fitness industry with an established setup. Current inventory is valued at $7,276. Social media presence includes 140 followers on one platform, alongside the Facebook following.
Several assets, including brand elements, domain, and contracts, are included with the sale, catering to a new owner looking to further develop the brand. Post-sale support is offered, ensuring a smooth transition. The brand's existing online presence and developed product listings provide a foundation for potential growth and further commercialization in the health supplements space.
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