A Turkish jewelry business operating on Shopify and offering flexibility in payment through Cash-on-Delivery and online card payment systems has garnered attention. Its operations are anchored in a trusted supplier relationship in Istanbul, with logistics managed via a global courier service. The company’s best-selling product, a heart necklace, significantly contributes to revenue, while viral organic content has expanded its reach to a new audience segment, beyond its original target group. The buyer of the business will oversee advertising campaigns, order fulfillment, and maintain COD/card invoicing, dedicating approximately 25-30 hours weekly to these tasks.
The brand primarily attracts domestic customers through targeted advertising and organic social media content, utilizing dual payment methods to enhance accessibility and reduce purchase barriers. Financially, while the business has a short trading history under six months, it has shown promising revenue growth with fluctuating profits. Currently, 120 units of inventory are available, separate from the sale transaction. The business demonstrates strong creative and organic content performance as well as a reliable fulfillment process, mitigating risks for a new owner.
Post-sale, the seller offers support and will facilitate supplier introductions. With a prior advertising account banned permanently due to security suspicions, only limited recent ad data can be transferred to a new owner, necessitating the development of an independent account trust/history. Overall, the business presents a promising opportunity with proven advertising strategies and a growing customer base.
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