This well-established ecommerce business generates approximately $2.04 million in verified trailing twelve-month revenue and operates across multiple high-performing sales channels, including Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, and others. It comprises three distinct brands offering diverse products, from airbrush makeup and fashion jewelry to USDA-certified organic superfood powders and essential oils. The operation is streamlined by shared infrastructure, reducing complexity while maintaining product and platform diversification.
Key financial highlights include $2,045,485 in revenue, around $160,000 in net profit, and $290,000 in Seller’s Discretionary Earnings (SDE). The business boasts a long-standing Amazon Seller Central account, active since 2010, with stable supplier relationships and an experienced team handling day-to-day operations. Owner involvement is minimal, requiring roughly 10–15 hours weekly, focusing mostly on oversight and strategic decisions.
The business serves a broad customer base primarily in the United States, with some international sales in Canada, driven by effective Amazon PPC advertising and marketplace visibility. The Mayan’s Secret brand notably benefits from strong repeat purchases. Consistent performance is maintained through stable margins, with cost increases offset by pricing adjustments, offering potential new owners increased earnings.
Growth opportunities include expanding Amazon PPC, developing the Shopify direct-to-consumer channel, and venturing further into international markets. With established infrastructure and effective systems, the business provides a turnkey operation with diversified revenue and significant scalability potential.
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