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Ecommerce Store | Education
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A 10 year old service business in the education industry earning an average of $7,700 per month over the last 2 years.
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Site Age
13 years
Monthly Profit
USD $4,283 /mo
Profit Margin
82%
Profit Multiple
2.3x
Revenue Multiple
1.9x
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Ecommerce Store | Education
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About the Business

The business described is a virtual college fair enterprise that has been operating for 10 years, boasting an impressive 80% profit margin. It has gained recognition in national media outlets. Since its establishment in 2012, the company has successfully held virtual college fairs and is prominently ranked on major search engines for related keywords. The day-to-day operations mainly involve marketing efforts and maintaining the website, which requires about two hours of work daily from the sole employee, the owner. Revenue for the business is generated from fees paid by colleges participating in the fairs. Most colleges are acquired through strategic email marketing and organic site traffic. There's a noted increase in revenue in June, attributed to the preparation for fall fairs, as there are fewer events during the summer months. The potential for scaling the business is significant. If a new owner possesses educational industry connections, there could be substantial enhancements in revenue. Additionally, more robust marketing could further expand growth, particularly if led by someone with a marketing background or educational industry contacts. The current owner is seeking to sell to focus on other projects and family commitments. More details about the operations and public relations efforts are shared via the owner’s YouTube channel, where interviews and explanations about the virtual college fair process are available. Overall, the business presents a high-margin opportunity with considerable growth potential under new ownership.
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