This business offers a robust Amazon-centered operation, featuring 15 hard-to-obtain brand approvals, including major names like Nintendo and Star Wars, all of which transfer with the account. It has a strong reputation with a 4.6-star rating from 76 verified reviews and a green badge indicating high customer retention. The company has two revenue streams: selling physical products through Amazon FBA with 891 units currently in stock, and a collection of 12 Kindle and paperback titles that generate passive royalties. It boasts an active presence on five social media platforms with over 5,100 followers collectively.
The business operates in three Amazon marketplaces: USA, Canada, and Mexico, and is also registered for Amazon Business (B2B). A pending reimbursement of $7,860 is collectible by the buyer immediately. Despite the potential for optimization, the current advertising ROAS is 2.35x. The Kindle catalog adds passive income with no operational overhead. The main active role involves managing Sponsored Products campaigns—a significant opportunity for improved profitability.
Primarily serving adults aged 25-55, this business caters to a growing market for mindfulness and creative therapy coloring books, with the majority of customers based in the U.S. Total revenue over the last year was $23,764, with peak monthly income reaching $3,903. Built alongside other commitments, there’s ample room to optimize advertising further.
Originally established to support an E2 investor visa application, the seller now seeks a buyer to actively manage the business, offering 30 days of post-sale support, including supplier introductions and PPC guidance. Serious buyers are encouraged to schedule discussions prior to making an offer.
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