A beautiful 8 year old ecommerce site selling POD Christian apparel and homeware, to the US market. 62K followers on Facebook. $168,000 YTD in Sales. Turnkey.
An ecommerce professional acquired a struggling business over a year and a half ago, which had no sales for five years. Originally focused on canvas art with annual sales of $150,000 in 2018/19, the business was transformed into an apparel and accessories company. Year to date, sales have increased to $168,000 with a profit margin of $18,000. Significant effort was put into rebranding the site and products and launching advertisements starting in March. The business boasts a low return rate of under 0.5% and an exchange rate for product sizing between 2-3%. Due to a recent dream acquisition, the owner is looking to sell, despite the business's growth potential for holiday earnings. The estimated valuation is around $45,000, based on recommendations, with the business offered at a 1.8x multiple but open to negotiation.
Key highlights include the business's 8-year history with strong SEO performance and a recent addition of hundreds of new products over the last four months. The website and branding have undergone a comprehensive redesign, including the integration of Klaviyo for robust email flow management, with $1,000 allocated for these redesigns. The business features winning products and ready-to-use advertisements. Operational tasks are minimal, requiring only a couple of hours weekly to add new designs and address customer inquiries. The customer base exceeds 15,000 individuals. Overall, the business presents opportunities for a new owner ready to harness its established foundation and promising products.
14 year ecommerce professional with 2 exits and currently owning 2 ecommerce businesses
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8 transactions totalling USD $80,270
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