A dropshipping business specializing in streetwear offers a turnkey operation with a private supplier based in China. This business includes rights as a premier reseller in a specific niche market and presents opportunities for expansion by introducing new products. The enterprise maintains a strong social media presence, boasting 19,200 followers on Instagram, 7,300 on Twitter, 2,300 on Facebook, and 2,000 on Pinterest. Operations require 5-7 hours weekly, thanks to significant automation. Customer acquisition predominantly occurs through Instagram and Facebook, leveraging both organic reach and paid advertising, complemented by organic Google sales from effective SEO.
Financial stability is noted due to the dropshipping model, which offers profitability and scalability when aligned with a suitable product-market fit. Orders are predominantly automated through Shopify integrations, with 95% fulfilled by a trusted, long-term supplier in China, who ensures competitive pricing and exemplary customer service. Communication and transactions with this supplier are conducted via WhatsApp and PayPal, respectively. The remaining orders are processed through known dropshipping platforms Oberlo and Yakkyofy, with payments made post-order.
The current owner is seeking to sell due to burnout despite the business's success, having leveraged their skills in paid media to secure a director role elsewhere. They acknowledge a proficiency gap in organic social media efforts, indicating potential for growth with a new buyer skilled in this area. The seller offers to transition access to ads management to the buyer and is open to discussions for those seriously interested in purchasing this venture.
Looking for large media properties...ideally sports related.
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