A home decor and framed art ecommerce brand, operating primarily through Shopify, is up for sale. Over the past year, the business has generated approximately $1,400 in sales and acquired over 1,300 email subscribers along with more than 4,000 Instagram followers. The store receives about 500 organic visitors each month but has not been actively marketed or scaled, making it ideal for an individual with expertise in ecommerce, Etsy, Pinterest, SEO, email marketing, or related fields to enhance its growth potential.
The business, currently not monetized to its full potential, offers an opportunity more akin to an asset acquisition rather than an already thriving ecommerce venture. The current owner, planning to shift focus to other opportunities, is open to negotiating a lower upfront purchase price in exchange for a small percentage of future gross revenue for a specified period.
Key assets available with the sale include the Shopify setup, brand names, domain, a product catalog comprising 140 items, and an established visual direction. Additional resources involve a mailing list of around 1,300 subscribers, regular organic visitor traffic, and foundational product content. Furthermore, all existing licensing agreements with artists are already in place, seamlessly rolling over each year and are transferable to the new owner. The buyer will also receive valuable supplier, fulfillment, and operational information. This agreement paves the way for someone with more suited marketing expertise to leverage and monetize the current groundwork efficiently.
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