In June 2021, a business launched its services, achieving $9.1K in sales in its first month. Over six months, the sales exceeded $60K with minimal marketing effort. The business anticipates revenue of over $150K in its first year and more than $300K in the following year. With a customer base of over 300 and 1K in monthly memberships, the business has significant growth potential. It features a fully automated website that guarantees instant sales once operational. Lead generation is efficiently handled through advertising platforms without requiring alterations.
The brand includes a comprehensive design package with logo, worker uniforms, and branded equipment. Despite operating with a small team due to COVID-19 constraints, there are no growth limitations as the business model is scalable. The domain authority stands at 17, with potential to increase through strategic efforts if desired. The business is sold "as is," with an introductory two-hour call provided to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner.
Operationally, the business demands minimal oversight: activating pre-set ads, converting calls into sales, managing workers, and scheduling appointments. Employees are paid $20/hour plus tips, while advertising expenses range from $1-2K monthly. The business utilizes Shopify at a cost of $29.99 per month, along with additional app costs.
Primarily servicing Las Vegas, the business's model can be replicated in any city, providing regular services to a growing clientele. The seller's intention is to offload this profitable venture due to their primary focus on building and selling online businesses. Communication regarding the sale is managed through specific channels, respecting existing client communications.
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3. Review traffic. Sellers can grant you access to Google Analytics. Ask for read-only access to verify site traffic.
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