An established UK-based e-commerce business specializing in Greek frappé mixers, active since 2013, is up for sale. The sale includes 909 units of inventory, featuring different models of mixers with a combined retail value of approximately £14,900. The business has a robust sales history, particularly on Amazon UK, with approximately 900 customer reviews and strong product ratings. Although current revenues, primarily from Etsy and a WooCommerce website, are around £4,000, discounted prices have led to near break-even operations to facilitate inventory liquidation.
The transaction covers various assets such as the domain name, an established WordPress/WooCommerce website, product content, and branding materials. However, marketplace accounts are excluded, requiring the buyer to use their own accounts for selling. The inventory is housed in the UK and fulfilled by a third-party provider in West Yorkshire, allowing for remote management. Products are sourced from a Chinese manufacturer, with documentation available upon request.
The business was previously marketed through Google Ads and Facebook, with an Instagram account boasting around 3,900 followers. This represents a significant opportunity for growth through explored or new marketplaces and advertising strategies. The current owner seeks to exit to pursue other endeavors, leaving an opportunity for a new operator to take over an established business with existing operations, stock, and supplier relationships. Post-sale support will be offered to ensure a seamless transition.
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