The business described offers a suite of subscription services aimed at supporting eCommerce ventures, particularly those using Shopify platforms. It includes three core services: web and graphic design (Shopision Studio), content writing (Contenfy), and a freelance services marketplace (Shopision Market). Shopision Studio and Contenfy offer monthly subscriptions starting at $99, providing services such as design and content creation through a network of freelancers. Shopision Market is a newly launched marketplace connecting clients with qualified Shopify professionals and charges transaction fees to both buyers and sellers. The business makes money primarily from subscription fees and intends to expand the marketplace as its main growth avenue.
Established in 2018, the business has cultivated a base of organic clientele primarily from Australia and the U.S. without investing in promotions. The company has seen growth, achieving approximately $3,000 in monthly revenue and serving over 150 clients through its offerings. The founder is selling the business due to personal circumstances and a need to relocate, making it ideal for a buyer interested in pursuing opportunities in the eCommerce space. The business comes with assets including brand assets, customer databases, and established partnerships with industry leaders. Post-sale support is included for the buyer.
The new owner has the flexibility to adapt the business model, such as altering fee structures or expanding marketing efforts. The business is positioned for those with an interest in eCommerce, particularly in areas of Shopify expertise, web design, and content writing.
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