A French web agency is offering its e-commerce network, previously known as Flowuzz, for sale. The agency, established in 2007 and registered under a different company name, specializes in marketplace e-commerce solutions. Flowuzz is a network that previously acquired a leading French marketplace network in 2012. It developed a robust dropshipping system with over 200 suppliers, eliminating the need for warehousing by allowing suppliers to ship products directly to customers. The e-commerce network under sale includes two main trademarks, multiple domain names, and several marketplace accounts. These include an eBay account with substantial feedback, accounts on other popular platforms, and an e-commerce site powered by Magento. The Magento platform provides extensive product catalog management and integrates features like M2E-Pro and Shopping-Feed extensions for effective marketplace listings. Hosting is managed through Amazon Web Services for cost efficiency and scalability. The package also includes a customized Argento theme for Magento and a CRM configured with Replymanager for customer communications. Furthermore, Flowuzz has a substantial database, offering the new owner integration capabilities with its supplier network. Financially, the network has shown varied performance over the years, including a peak annual turnover of €3.3 million in 2010, although revenues have decreased in recent years. The network is fully integrated into key marketplaces, making it a comprehensive package for potential buyers seeking a presence in the e-commerce landscape.
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