This business offering provides a comprehensive set-up for a New Mexico LLC with an existing EIN, ideal for international buyers who wish to bypass the lengthy paperwork process for corporate establishment. It includes a multi-category trademark of the brand "ESSENTIALFULL," covering Classes 21, 16, and 18, enhancing brand protection and expansion opportunities. The package comes with an established Amazon Seller account, known for achieving $4,000 USD in gross sales, unlocked categories, and Brand Registry advantages. The sale also involves current physical inventory, ensuring listing continuity, and features a focused product line of two high-quality kitchen towels with innovative hanging loops.
Strategic growth prospects are embedded within paper goods and bags/leather product expansions under the existing trademark protections. The current owner speaks Spanish and will offer support, including business transfer and training in Spanish, guaranteeing a seamless transition.
Operationally, the business functions under Amazon's FBA model with minimal effort required, approximately 2-3 hours weekly, focusing on account monitoring and basic PPC campaigns. It is entirely manageable remotely. The customer base primarily encompasses U.S. Home & Kitchen markets on Amazon, with acquisition strategies relying on organic search traffic and internal PPC.
Financially, the business has achieved $4,000 USD in initial gross revenue and operates at break-even due to foundational focus. Free of debts and financial encumbrances, it offers a clean slate for a new owner to capitalize on. Built with strategic intent, this business provides an asset-rich chance for entrepreneurs ready to jump into brand scaling and product launches, as the current owner shifts priorities to other ventures.
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