Shopify Print On Demand Store Selling Golf-Themed Hats & Apparel With a Cheeky Twist. Average Monthly Profit of 3K - Valued at 90K - Super Low Reserve!
This Shopify print-on-demand golf apparel and accessories business offers a fully automated, beginner-friendly model. Since its inception in September 2022, the business has generated over $220,000 in revenue, maintaining profit margins of 30-40% after advertising expenses. The primary operational requirement is advertising on platforms such as Google Ads and Instagram, with optional expansion to Facebook and TikTok. Purchasers will receive access to existing ad accounts for these platforms, although the current owner prefers Google Ads and Instagram due to their effectiveness.
Product fulfillment is handled automatically through a primary print-on-demand provider, with additional providers covering any product gaps. The business model focuses on marketing efforts to drive sales, with the owner indicating the average monthly revenue is around $3,200, with peaks up to $5,000 in net profit. The owner believes future monthly revenues could range between $8,000 to $10,000.
To maintain operations, minimal customer service via email and ad management on Google Ads are required. Instagram is used for organic traffic through posts and reels, and strategies for this platform are included with the purchase. The business also enjoys some level of organic traffic and has a customer repeat rate of 6-9%.
Comprehensive financial details and additional information are available in a video walkthrough. The current owner is selling the business due to relocation, emphasizing its potential as a growing brand. Interested buyers can reach out through a specified platform for further inquiries.
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