The seller is offering an e-commerce dropship business that has been built without significant financial input or paid marketing. The business involves three major retailers, providing a comprehensive database of over 13,000 products. The website has demonstrated potential, with a peak monthly revenue of $12,720 and a 5% conversion rate when utilizing multiple payment options such as PayPal and 2Checkout. The current setup allows for scalability and ease of management with a drag-and-drop interface requiring no technical expertise. However, the seller has not pursued extensive marketing or SEO due to time constraints arising from involvement in another project. The seller estimates that with adequate marketing efforts, sales could potentially double or triple. The business operates on a dedicated server, incurs a platform fee of $150 per month, and requires 1-2 hours daily for order processing and customer service. The new buyer will receive: the domain and website, full content, customer list, drop shipper information, data feeds for GoogleBase and The-Find, and the owner's guidance on business strategy and funding. A 20% deposit is required for secure transfer of business operation details. The seller offers to visit the buyer within the U.S. for setup assistance. Sales and traffic data from December 2010 to April 2011 reveal fluctuations in orders and revenue, influenced by the presence of multiple payment methods and organic traffic efforts. The business holds considerable growth potential with the right marketing and SEO strategies.
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