This document provides details on the sale of a WordPress theme shop, founded in 2018, which specializes in high-quality themes and digital products for female entrepreneurs and bloggers. The business generates revenue through the sale of WordPress and Elementor themes and other digital products via a WooCommerce shop and marketplaces. Currently, no developer is required for theme creation, as it's primarily done using Elementor templates. The owner, who also designs and develops themes, is selling the business due to personal circumstances and an opportunity to focus on other projects. The shop is profitable with a stable income and minimal necessary investment. It garners most of its traffic from Pinterest, despite the absence of recent active marketing efforts.
Included in this sale are exclusive licenses for ten themes and digital products, such as Canva templates, which have generated over $20,000 in the past year. Despite the absence of social media account inclusions, the sale includes comprehensive marketing materials, customer databases, and email marketing assets, with a mailing list of over 700 engaged leads. The fulfillment process is entirely automated, leveraging the digital nature of the products. The seller is seeking a buyer who can invest time to further scale the business. All relevant website files, domains, and customer support post-sale will be included, aiming to facilitate a smooth transition for the buyer who can take advantage of the business's established foundation and loyal customer base.
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