A paid reselling discord group that tells members when a hype product releases online or instore, for them to buy low, and resell higher. (Swatch AP, Pokemon).
The business being offered specializes in alerting consumers about low-cost products that can be resold at higher prices, both in physical stores and online. Historically, the business generated between $10,000 to $30,000 monthly, with a churn rate of 7%. Pricing is set at $49.99 per month, with an average customer lifespan of three months, equating to a lifetime value of $150. Despite having a substantial following of 140,000 users aged 24 and above on a prominent social media platform, and operating without dependence on any single creator, the business has experienced a decline, presently earning $3,200 in monthly recurring revenue (MRR).
The decline was partly due to overly rapid automation and reduced engagement, leading to internal conflicts and a decrease in active members. However, the situation has stabilized, and the business is for sale to regain momentum. The business suits individuals with existing projects and could add $3,000 MRR within three months. It promises annual revenues of approximately $75,000, with profit margins between 60% and 80%. Buyers with high-ticket offers can benefit by integrating the business as a low-cost acquisition channel.
The seller is aiming for a quick exit, including transferring social media assets, payment processors, and critical operational documents. A comprehensive SOP ensures the business can be run with minimal daily involvement.
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