The e-commerce brand, a UK-based jewellery store, offers an opportunity for a new owner to take over and expand. The sale includes a Shopify store with an established domain, a registered UK trademark, and approximately £6,500 worth of jewellery stock at wholesale cost. The offering also encompasses extensive custom-branded packaging, social media accounts, an email subscriber list, and supplier contacts. The brand operates with low overheads as it doesn’t require employees or a warehouse, presenting significant growth potential through strategies like marketing and social media engagement. The business, operational since September 2025, has generated approximately £1,756 in revenue, largely during its initial launch period, as marketing efforts were minimized due to other priorities. The brand has primarily sold to consumers in the UK, US, and Australia through its online store and social media. The sale is driven by the owners' upcoming international relocation and change in priorities, not due to operational issues. Substantial time and investment have been devoted to developing the brand, infrastructure, and physical inventory, which now include substantial quantities of jewellery and custom packaging. The offering presents a "turnkey acquisition," including all brand assets, with the owners willing to provide post-sale support to ensure a smooth transition. This acquisition is positioned for a new owner to focus on growth, leveraging the foundational infrastructure already established.
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