Established e-commerce store in the fantasy football (FPL) industry with a respected brand & validated products. Established in 2020, ready to be scaled.
The business under discussion is an established eCommerce venture specializing in merchandise related to fantasy football. This enterprise operates on a one-month annual dedication, coinciding with the conclusion of each Premier League season, showcasing significant potential that remains untapped due to its current owners' time constraints. The sellers are seeking a buyer who can dedicate more time to the project and leverage the success of their existing product while also exploring print-on-demand strategies to ensure a stable year-round revenue stream.
Founded in 2020, the business has grown to generate an annual revenue of $7,500 with an impressive profit margin of 80%. The enterprise has successfully carved out a niche within the fantasy football community, offering unique products that have cultivated a loyal customer base. The business's existing revenue and profit indicate potential for further expansion and success in the eCommerce sector.
This opportunity presents a ready-to-operate business with proven revenue and growth potential. It is well-positioned for a new owner to exploit the increasing popularity of fantasy football. By implementing targeted marketing strategies and expanding the product range, a buyer can maximize profitability. Overall, this is a promising investment opportunity within a lucrative niche market, offering scalability and potential for significant returns for an owner ready to engage more fully with the project.
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