An anonymous Australian social marketing business is being offered for sale, claiming to generate monthly revenue of approximately $2,600–2,700. The company specializes in selling geo-targeted social media followers, such as genuine Australian Facebook fans, Twitter followers, and more. The business claims to fill a niche by providing legitimate followers, unlike many offshore providers who use fake accounts. The company offers a range of social media packages popular with Australian businesses for enhancing their social media presence and potentially boosting sales.
Efficiently managed, the business operates on autopilot, requiring minimal daily effort to forward customer orders to suppliers. This model reportedly yields a profit margin of 50–70% per sale, with potential for high profitability per transaction. Despite limited marketing efforts due to the owner’s involvement in multiple endeavors, the business claims success through methods like cold calling and B2B email marketing, suggesting significant growth potential with a dedicated marketing strategy.
The sale includes a premium Australian domain, a professionally developed, mobile-friendly website with a shopping cart feature, SSL security, a list of reliable suppliers, and training for new ownership. The business's clientele ranges from online and physical stores to cafes, restaurants, educational providers, and notably, a New Zealand radio station. Despite the promising prospects, the owner cites a lack of marketing expertise and a change in personal circumstances as reasons for the sale. Prospective buyers are encouraged to make pre-auction offers and inquire further about the opportunity.
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