A passionate seller is seeking a new owner for a brand and domain due to an overseas move. The business involves selling and printing proxy decks related to a popular card game. The domain has a strong presence, first established through an online marketplace, and more recently, expanded to a self-hosted store. The seller has transitioned most sales from the original platform to the new store, recording a modest number of orders since its launch. To enhance product offerings, the seller has incorporated dropshipping and print-on-demand services, anticipating growth in these channels.
The seller is keen to transfer the domain along with all necessary resources, facilitating the onboarding and transition process, as direct ownership transfer is not possible on the original platform. They highlight a robust demand for the product, with most traffic and sales occurring organically. Enthusiastic about the brand's potential, the seller believes it could be significantly developed with more merchandise.
For those interested in continuing the printing aspect, the seller offers comprehensive support including a detailed product list, technique guidance, and essential printing equipment and materials. A print service trial is also available to assist the buyer in setting up. The initial investment for equipment may range between $600 to $800, depending on market prices.
The seller concludes by inviting questions or inquiries, expressing gratitude and openness to provide further information.
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3. Review traffic. Sellers can grant you access to Google Analytics. Ask for read-only access to verify site traffic.
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