The text discusses the sale of a well-established social media management company, offering comprehensive Facebook and social media management services, software, and design work. The company has a strong market presence and serves small to medium-sized U.S. businesses. Included in the sale are website domains, professionally designed sites, branding materials, explainer videos, 80 existing client contracts generating approximately $12,500 per month in recurring revenue, and various social media accounts with substantial followings. Additional assets include an email marketing account, leads from trial account users, a detailed marketing strategy, and relationships with a software provider and a graphic designer. The business also employs a local fulfillment agency for client services. Furthermore, the sale includes a separate SEO tools website, adding significant value to the offering.
The motivation for selling is the owner's need to focus on another expanding business. The company has generated over $150,000 in revenue over the past six months, with a net profit of about $108,000 after expenses. Client payments are set to auto-bill, managed through established payment processors. The company’s services generate high net profit margins, with potential for revenue growth through resellers or affiliates. The business is positioned as a turn-key opportunity with global operation and marketing potential. Payment for the acquisition is to be conducted via Escrow or bank wire transfer.
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