The business, currently operating under a sole proprietor for 12 years, is seeking a new owner with the capacity to expand the brand. This business employs a dropship model that enables remote operation and boasts an average order value of approximately $305. Key assets to be transferred include the company website, social media accounts, access to an extensive supplier catalog, and a substantial email list of over 9,000 subscribers. Historically, the business began on eBay, achieving significant growth until logistical challenges led to the closure of eBay and Amazon sales platforms. Sales have since been revitalized via a Shopify website, with a 2019 revenue of $93,708, increasing to $145,777 in 2020. The business is relatively low-maintenance, requiring only 5-8 hours per week for operations, including order fulfillment and customer service. However, customer support has been lacking due to the owner’s involvement in other businesses, suggesting a potential area for improvement. The business profits through competitive wholesale pricing, marking up products by 10%-25%. There is no physical inventory, reinforcing its streamlined operational model. The business is ideal for individuals interested in the golf cart industry or recreational vehicles, offering the flexibility of online work. Assets included in the sale range from brand assets and contracts with existing suppliers and customers to social media accounts. The owner is selling the business to focus on new ventures and offers post-sale support to the new owner. The business holds significant growth potential with enhanced customer support and attention.
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