This text outlines the details of an e-commerce business operating through a Shopify store launched in February 2023. The business is founded on a dropshipping model using DSers, requiring minimal operational time of 2 to 5 hours per week for order management and customer support. Over the past year, the business achieved a revenue of 29,560€, with an estimated net margin of approximately 65%, resulting in an estimated annual profit of around 19,000€. The store has processed 499 orders, driven entirely by organic SEO traffic, without any advertising spend. The niche focuses on floral-themed products, including clothing, decorations, and accessories, appealing primarily to French-speaking customers. The business sees peak periods in spring and summer as well as in late fall, with quieter months being January and February. Financial performance is supported by robust data through Shopify Analytics and Google Search Console. The business includes all essential digital assets, such as the domain, Shopify setup, email list, and DSers transfer capability. Immediate growth opportunities exist through email marketing enhancements and upselling strategies. The current owner is selling the business to focus on other e-commerce ventures and offers 14 days of post-sale support for a seamless transition. This is an attractive opportunity for investors or entrepreneurs aiming to scale up with additional advertising and branding efforts or those interested in developing a floral-brand presence.
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