A web development agency that specializes in e-commerce is offering a business focused on an online store aimed at diverse women, primarily selling activewear, jewelry, accessories, and other apparel. The store is operational with a complete branding package that includes rights to a custom logo and identity files. It utilizes a plug-and-play drop shipping supplier system, which will be transferred to the buyer, along with a pre-established Instagram page designed for promotion.
The store's operations are built on WooCommerce, using the WordPress platform. It requires approximately 10 hours per week to successfully launch and maintain, and suggests strategies like running Facebook or Google ads and social media contests to drive traffic. The target customer demographic is women aged 18 to 45 with active lifestyles.
Financial investments include $5,500 in initial development, ensuring mobile responsiveness and payment integration with Apple Pay and Stripe.com. An additional $500 was spent on branding, which encompasses comprehensive branding and identity assets, and $500 on forming a limited liability company (LLC), which will be transferred to the new owner.
The seller specifies that potential buyers should have basic experience in running Facebook ads and traffic generation to ensure successful business operations. The name of the business carries a thematic meaning, "Lilly & Stone," derived from the Swedish word "Lilja," symbolizing the blend of beauty and strength.
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