The business for sale specializes in resin epoxy products and operates across multiple online platforms. It includes 10 SKUs on Amazon, featuring resin epoxy and mica powder variations with a significant number of customer reviews. The Amazon brand is registered and trademarked. The business also maintains a YouTube account with 2 million followers as an affiliate partner, alongside an Instagram account with 800 followers and a popular hashtag. Additionally, there is a Shopify website, although no advertisements have been utilized yet. The Facebook page has 200 followers.
There is room for growth, particularly through Amazon PPC and improved social media engagement, as current efforts in these areas have been minimal. The Shopify site also presents a growth opportunity for someone with SEO or advertising skills. The main challenge faced is maintaining inventory levels due to a 2-3 month supply and shipping time, leading to stockouts that have affected rankings.
Revenue is primarily generated through Amazon FBA, with products sourced from Alibaba. The owner seeks to sell the business as part of a downsizing effort, citing insufficient time to grow this brand amidst other commitments. The ideal buyer would be someone capable of managing inventory effectively and potentially with social media expertise, given the high-value Instagram account and YouTube affiliate.
Assets included in the sale range from brand assets, trademarks, manufacturing relationships, and social media accounts, with post-sale support offered to the buyer. Inventory details are available upon request for interested buyers.
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