The digital agency specializes in reactivating Google Merchant Center accounts for ecommerce businesses and has been operational for around a year. It has completed over 80 reactivation cases, generating an average monthly revenue of approximately €20,658 and a net profit of €6,091, precluding the estimated €1,000/month required to replace the founders' roles. The business has a solid customer base, primarily acquired organically without relying on paid advertising. These clients frequently return for additional services, fostering recurring business opportunities. The operation is supported by an external technical specialist willing to stay after the acquisition, ensuring service continuity.
The agency's structure is easily transferable to new ownership, offering an opportunity to expand into Google Ads Management. This could potentially create a complementary revenue stream, leveraging four months of practical experience in media buying. Financial records are documented over the past 12 months, demonstrating stable revenue aided by the agency's niche services and client retention.
The business is available for a 100% acquisition, with the founders planning to exit post-transition. The acquisition encompasses the brand, operational processes, and associated documentation. The potential for growth lies in introducing paid advertising and Google Ads Management, aligning with the current client base's requirements. The sale allows for new strategic direction and expansion by the incoming owner, presenting a clear avenue for development in the digital marketing domain for ecommerce clients.
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