A 15 year eBay business with hundreds of thousand in sales. Two magneto websites with 8000 email subscribers and around $100,000 in stock of automotive parts.
A long-established e-commerce business, active for 15 years, is highlighted by its impressive financial success, with an annual sales figure of over $300,000 on a major online marketplace. The business also operates two additional e-commerce websites, collectively housing $100,000 in inventory. These platforms feature an interactive function that helps customers easily select products tailored to their car model. The business boasts a vast array of products, each accompanied by precise images to assist customers in their purchasing decisions.
Operationally, the business manages hundreds of daily orders, efficiently picking, packing, and shipping items to customers. The customer base is diverse, including trade accounts for workshops facilitated through the business websites and individual buyers reached via the major online marketplace and the e-commerce websites. Customer acquisition is primarily driven by advertisements on well-known platforms.
Financially, the sale includes the major online marketplace store, proprietary websites, and existing stock. The company's financial performance has been stable with some growth in recent years. Initially designed to cater to trade customers, the business has seen a growing interest from retail and private buyers over the years.
The current owner expresses a desire to explore new opportunities after 15 years with the business, describing it as a successful e-commerce venture and illustrating a shift in focus from the business-to-business approach to the consumer market.
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