This business specializes in the production of baby shoes, headbands, and kids' face masks. It supplies small shops and boutiques in the USA and Canada through two wholesale marketplaces, adhering to their requirements to get approval and operating on a commission basis, only paying commissions on actual sales. The business also operates a retail site on a major e-commerce platform with an inventory valued at $12,500, consisting of over 2,000 units, though this inventory is not included in the sale price. The social media presence includes accounts on Facebook and Instagram, with Instagram having over 2,000 followers, primarily from the USA and Canada.
Revenue is primarily generated through product sales, with potential expansion opportunities through affiliate marketing and other passive income streams. All products are manufactured in-house, but the business can assist with sourcing alternative suppliers if needed. The operations involve customer service, managing stock levels, and shipping orders.
The owner is selling the business to focus on other projects and hopes to pass it on to someone who can dedicate the necessary time and resources. The business is suitable for anyone looking to expand an existing e-commerce platform, with opportunities to launch new products and enhance marketing efforts.
Assets included in the sale consist of brand assets, online domains, manufacturing relationships, inventory, marketing materials, and social media accounts. The sale also includes post-sale support and access to a mailing list of 2,000 email addresses.
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