This text offers a business opportunity through the sale of an established website and accompanying business in the niche market of salvia incense. Generating approximately $400,000 in sales with over 8,000 customers and hosting an affiliate program of more than 100 affiliates, this business presents a high-ranking position on search engines using its targeted keywords. Bidding incentives include substantial bonuses: if bids reach $29,995 or higher, buyers receive salvia leaf and extract valued at up to $36,000, with continued supplier support conditioned on a down payment. The company, which has been in operation for five years, also offers the buyer extensive resources such as a list of over 25,000 emails for marketing, free live chat feature on the website, and supplies essential for running the business. The business promises a supportive transition with full training and mentorship provided to ensure continuity. Various payment methods are accepted, increasing the ease of conducting transactions. The opportunity to expand sales internationally is highlighted as a potential growth avenue, though certain US states have restrictions on salvia sales. The business is being sold as the current owners are moving on to new career ventures after successfully managing it for five years. Moreover, buyers can rely on continued training and support post-purchase, ensuring the new owner can confidently manage the operations.
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