An online e-commerce store specializes in offering a diverse selection of fashion products that are easy for customers to browse and purchase at affordable prices. The business generates revenue by selling various fashion items through its website, with profits exceeding 100% on the cost price. All current sales are driven by search engine optimization (SEO) and email marketing strategies. When an order is placed, either the business owner or a virtual assistant locates the item via its SKU on a third-party supplier platform, purchases it at a lower cost, and the supplier ships it directly to the customer.
The owner is selling the business to focus on other website projects, especially those related to paid advertising. This business would be ideal for someone looking to bypass the initial challenges of starting a new SEO business. The site consistently yields a healthy profit each month without ongoing marketing expenses, making it suitable for scaling up to a higher level.
The business includes several assets such as customer databases, domain names, existing relationships with manufacturers, hosting accounts, relevant email accounts, social media accounts, website files, source code, content, and e-commerce platform accounts. Its social media presence includes 790 followers on Facebook, 4 on Twitter, and 68 on Instagram, along with a mailing list of 4,100 email addresses. Post-sale support is included to assist the new owner.
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