The business listing outlines an opportunity to acquire an established e-commerce brand in the beauty niche. The business was started due to the team's passion for building brands and leveraging influencer marketing, which has yielded consistent monthly profits around $3,700. The owners are selling this business to focus on another successful project. The business requires minimal daily involvement: marketing management, webpage updates, supplier interactions, and customer service. Potential buyers will receive several resources, including a comprehensive influencer list with contact details, photography assets, branding materials, and the CheckoutX platform to enhance conversion rates.
The sale includes personal support, domain names, social media accounts, and access to suppliers offering competitive market prices. The business also boasts a significant Instagram following of 14.8k and a mailing list of 4,283 subscribers. To grow the business, the seller advises expanding into Google, Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok ads, and YouTube promotions. The ideal buyer should be dedicated and possibly experienced, with recommendations available for task delegation. The sellers also offer one month of coaching support post-sale.
The listing notes that revenue traditionally declines during the summer as influencers become less effective, but peaks during Q4, offering profitable opportunities. The sellers emphasize the importance of reinvestment and content creation for long-term business success.
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