An eco-friendly favor business that specializes in herb seed favors is for sale. The company has been operational for five years, providing sustainable options for wedding planners and event organizers. It combines work-from-home flexibility with growth opportunities, especially for those willing to invest in more advertising. The turnkey e-commerce business includes a fully developed website with a customized open-source shopping cart and an established Google ranking for relevant search terms.
The sale includes domain names, a company logo, product templates, inventory, customer email lists, wholesale contacts, and basic training in the cart system. The business is a member of several green organizations, enhancing its credibility and reach. It also has a wholesale service set up, alongside an Etsy shop under the same branding.
Website features include an osCommerce cart system, customer accounts, product reviews, group discount options, and newsletter subscriptions, with over 2,200 existing customers. The business experiences peak periods from May to October, with slower months from November to January. Google Analytics data is available to prospective buyers for traffic insights.
Domain transfers and hosting renewals will become the responsibility of the new owner after the sale. Current assets and tools provided make this business a viable option for expansion and increased revenue through strategic marketing efforts. Interested buyers are encouraged to reach out for further financial details and advice on optimizing sales through advertising.
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