An anonymous business established in 2016 specializes in creating engaging products for children, most notably its popular "Unicorn Poop Slime," which has gained significant traction since 2017, currently holding a 4.1-star rating from 639 reviews. The company also offers other seasonal varieties of slime and various child and party-oriented items. Over the past two years, their party supply balloons have experienced rising sales and popularity.
Key assets of the business include a registered trademark, an Amazon FBA account in good standing, a Facebook page with 8,000 followers, vendor contacts, product graphic designs, and an extensive email list with 18,000 contacts. The business operates via Amazon FBA, which manages the order fulfillment, necessitating only 1-2 hours of weekly maintenance for inventory and account health.
The current owner is looking to sell the business to raise capital for other investments. The sale includes inventory valued at approximately $1,100, offering a profit potential of over $4,300, and would be ideal for someone with expertise in utilizing and optimizing Amazon FBA rankings.
With proper management, this business has the potential to generate a net income of $1,000 to $3,000 or more per month. The current owner is eager for a swift transaction, allowing the new owner to take advantage of the lucrative holiday shopping season. Post-sale support is included to facilitate a smooth transition. The business also encompasses a range of brand assets and existing contractual relationships.
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