A company involved in supplying quality products for infants and young children up to four years of age has positioned itself as a significant player in the market. The company prioritizes individual customer attention and ensures orders are processed within a 24-hour timeframe. Operated through a Magento-based website, the platform has received accolades as a nominee for an Australian online retail award by a notable kids fashion review for the year 2012. The business opportunity is flexible, offering potential buyers the option to purchase with or without the associated domain names, and as a whole business or just the website entity.
In June 2012, the site reported significant engagement with 96,917 total page views and users browsing an average of 10.37 pages per visit. The site's bounce rate averaged 30.53%, with visitors spending about 6.38 minutes on the platform. Included in the sales package are the Magento website complete with quality extensions, domain names that were initially acquired for $2500, and established social media and subscriber bases comprising 2,150 Facebook fans and 4,000 newsletter subscribers. Financially, the business generated $225,000 in revenue within its first year, despite a net profit loss of $24,511 from July 2011 to June 2012. This offering presents a robust opportunity for acquiring a thriving online platform with substantial traffic and market recognition.
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