The assets of a sports nutrition and supplements brand, trading since 2017, are up for sale rather than the company itself. This established UK brand is sold via popular platforms like Shopify, Amazon, and eBay. The sale includes several domain names, a registered UK trademark, and a significant online presence with a Domain Rating of 17, backed by 28,000 backlinks across 402 referring domains. The brand enjoys considerable organic traffic, drawing 5,460 clicks and 548,000 impressions over the past year, evidencing existing brand recognition.
The sale includes active Amazon and eBay seller accounts, with the reputable trading history intact, to be transferred through each platform's business transfer process. The business is equipped with comprehensive Klaviyo marketing flows, operative Google Ads and Merchant Centre accounts, and product reviews via Judge.me. It operates on a lean, just-in-time model, reducing stock risks while maintaining packaging and quality control. Managed through Shopify with a mobile-optimised setup, the operation is smoothly maintained.
The owner is selling the assets due to relocation from the UK to Poland and the closure of the parent company. This asset-only sale includes domains, marketplace accounts, email lists, reviews, and brand assets, ensuring a straightforward transition without the transfer of company shares, liabilities, or stock management. This plan allows for business continuity until a handover agreement is reached with the buyer.
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