Selling my Amazon FBA Store. Single item in a Very popular niche! Private label. Hardly any time required running this as I dont use PPC. 100 % Organic!!!
An individual has been selling products in the Home & Kitchen niche on a popular e-commerce platform for the past 18 months, achieving a ranking of 5th place in their sub-category entirely through organic methods. They have dedicated significant time to researching suppliers, optimizing shipping processes, and listing enhancements. This individual is offering the opportunity to take over their store, providing all relevant contacts needed to continue the business effectively.
Originally, the auction for this opportunity did not include inventory, but due to numerous requests, the terms have changed to incorporate inventory for a smoother transition to the new owner. The current selling price is set at $13.50 per unit, with an inventory of 550 units. The cost for each unit is $4.25, culminating in a little over $2,000 worth of inventory, adjusted to account for 500 units. Additionally, there is $2,000 available in their e-commerce platform account, contributing to a $4,000 starting value for the new business owner.
Taking into consideration an error in inventory calculations, the auction end date has been adjusted to December 26th, and the reserve price has been lowered. The seller emphasizes that this is a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to venture into this business segment, offering an opportunity for additional income. Interested parties can reach out with any questions about the purchase.
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