2-year-old FBA business, private label US registered trademark, with 2 copyrighted unique craft design products, 4.8 stars, in the home & kitchen category
The document outlines the key highlights of WonderMar, a profitable Amazon FBA business, which reported a total income of $104,076 in 2023, with a net profit of $7,160. Additionally, the company operates on Etsy with a more favorable profit margin, generating a total income of $5,697 and netting a profit of $4,000 for the same year. WonderMar is structured as a private label LLC with trademark protection registered in the US, featuring two unique products in its lineup. One of these products comes in three color variations, resulting in a total of four SKU's. These products are presented as giftable and of high quality, consistently receiving average reviews of 4.8 stars across both selling platforms. The business is positioned for growth through product portfolio expansion and optimized Pay-Per-Click (PPC) campaigns, requiring minimal daily operational manpower. Key operations involve collaboration with two suppliers based in China, who offer discounts on bulk orders and need approximately 30 days for production. These suppliers handle production, packing, and labeling, using barcodes at a single price point. The associated freight carrier provides competitive shipping rates. Payment terms with suppliers are 30% upfront on order and 70% upon completion. Inventory, valued at roughly $8,000, is stored in Amazon warehouses, with final valuation to be determined when the business sale concludes.
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