The business in question is a well-established online company specializing in Niche Entertainment Shopping, primarily offering retail boxed software through its top-level website. The site enjoys a number-one organic position in global search engine results for its key terms, eliminating the need for paid marketing. It operates from a home office and can be managed efficiently by a single individual. Recent modifications in business practices have led to an increase in net profits by over 6%. There is zero competition in English-speaking North America, although there is some non-competitive rivalry from India due to language and support issues. The business is for sale due to asset liquidation, with the current owner moving into offline ventures. The sale includes a range of assets such as the full website, demo and feeder sites, a stock of software CDs, a VOIP phone system, licensing panel information, and personal connections to a payment gateway representative. Financial records indicate $475,430.68 in revenue over a two-year period. The business previously offered customization services, which have since been streamlined, potentially offering growth opportunities to a new owner interested in resuming these services. The software typically sells for between $399.99 and $1299.99, with recent pricing reductions boosting sales. Potential for additional profits exists through unused affiliate marketing and advertising avenues. The website operates without marketing expenses, benefiting from strong organic traffic, primarily from the USA.
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