This online business opportunity involves a six-year-old e-commerce website specializing in traditional and custom piñatas and party supplies. The site generates an average monthly revenue of $2,060, facilitated by a drop-shipping model, which requires minimal time investment from the owner. Traffic is consistent, with approximately 2,826 visitors and 8,534 page views per month, while revenue is driven by bulk orders and high-demand products. The website boasts a stable customer base, enhanced by 700 mailing list subscribers and 2,159 Facebook likes. Key features include a high-quality domain with a valid PR3 rating, a BBB A Rating, and 186 keywords ranking in Google's top 20. Aged domains, original content, and premium SSL Certification are included in the sale. Monthly expenses are minimal, covering platform fees and a low-cost phone line. The previous owner reports a commitment to supporting the new owner with unlimited training and support through phone, email, or Skype. Financial details reveal a consistent profit margin, with an average $30 profit per piñata. Despite having additional growth potential through updated content and enhanced customer interaction, the owner has decided to sell due to new career commitments. Inquiries are welcomed, and assurance is provided regarding the integrity and support offered post-sale.
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