An e-commerce business selling a trademarked vacuum wine stopper is up for sale. This product is currently listed on Amazon, yielding approximately $500 in monthly profits since its launch in January 2014. The sellers, engaged in multiple businesses, are offering this for sale due to time constraints rather than financial necessity. Prospective buyers will acquire: the exclusive Amazon trademark listing, supplier access, existing inventory, Amazon seller account, a ranked WordPress e-commerce website, access to keyword and advertising results, logos, product images, packaging instructions, registered SKUs, and a Facebook page with active engagement.
The wine stoppers, recognized on Amazon's first page for various keywords, have significant sales potential. With over $2,200 in inventory to transfer upon sale, new owners can quickly commence operations and revenue generation. The sale includes comprehensive data on costs and marketing efforts to ensure transparency. While the business is efficiently running, the sale is contingent on receiving the right offer. The sellers have emphasized that they are content with the business’s status and are willing to retain it if their expectations are not met. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire for more detailed information, including financial data, and can expect full transparency from the sellers.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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