A seller with experience in dropshipping since the previous year is offering a successful e-commerce website for sale. This dropshipping store, which has achieved sales exceeding $100,000 in its best month, is described as a general store with over 26,000 purchases and 39,000 email subscribers. The seller notes that the store was their first and most successful venture, among several they own, and aims to sell it to someone who can fully leverage its potential.
Key highlights include a substantial email list ideal for email marketing, access to a private supplier, and a lineup of over 100 products ready for launch. Operational management involves a dedicated team of three, responsible for customer service, Facebook advertising, and supplier relations, spending approximately four hours per day on weekday operations.
The customer base is primarily located in Chile, with a demographic range of 25 to 65+ years old, and includes a diverse gender profile. The business reports a 3.3% return rate without the use of retargeting campaigns. The financial performance of the store heavily relies on Facebook advertisements, with previous monthly revenues reaching over $100,000 and consistent earnings around $50,000, generating a 10% profit margin.
The owner has transitioned to developing additional websites and private brands, resulting in limited availability to dedicate to this store. They express a willingness to orient the new owner through various assistance calls to maximize the store's potential.
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