The business described is an online platform specializing in tattoo education, leveraging organic traffic with minimal advertising. Acquired in 2017, the owner revamped it over three years to offer comprehensive tattoo training through the "Artist Accelerator" program, alongside books and additional mini-courses. The platform stands out with over 500 instructional videos and has helped students achieve significant professional milestones. The site enjoys strong SEO performance and boasts nearly 5,000 subscribers on its mailing list, offering a subscription model priced at $49/month or $497 for lifetime access. Despite its success, the owner has chosen to sell it to focus on other ventures, providing a turnkey opportunity with full ownership of all assets and a month-long post-sale support period. The sale includes domains, a substantial video library, an email list, and a strong social media presence, particularly on Pinterest with 140,000 monthly views. The business, while profitable, presents further growth opportunities such as potential price increases and program expansions. It is particularly suited for individuals or partners with an interest in tattoo education, even without tattooing experience, given its automated processes and the comprehensive resources offered. The transaction terms ensure it is an asset sale with no refunds, and serious buyers are encouraged to place reasonable offers. The seller is committed to providing support post-sale and is willing to sign a non-compete agreement to facilitate a smooth transition for the new owner.
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