This e-commerce business, valued for a quick sale at $125,000 AUD, offers a compelling package that includes a trademarked brand in the niche market of wide-fit women's footwear, with a wholesale stock value of $92,000 AUD. The brand, established six years ago, has built a notable presence with over 28,000 organic Instagram followers and more than 10,000 email subscribers on Klaviyo. Customers are primarily women in New Zealand and Australia seeking wide-fit shoes, a market under-served by mainstream fashion. The social media and email marketing assets are complemented by solid supplier relations across three countries, developed over six years.
The business operates through a fully functional Shopify store, supplemented by a wholesale channel enhanced by trade show appearances in both New Zealand and Australia. It boasts strong gross margins maintained over several financial years, representing a unique proposition in its market segment. Despite currently reflecting a period of reduced marketing activity, the financials are promising and available under NDA for serious inquiries.
The transaction includes established relationships with influencers for marketing collaboration, which have contributed to sustained customer engagement and loyalty. Established in 2020, the business emphasizes a genuine community engagement strategy and has proven its retail adaptability through pop-up retail experiences and participation in various trade shows. Transition support, alongside verified financials, is available to interested buyers, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a business with a loyal customer base and high market potential.
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