The document outlines the sale of a business comprising three domain names involved in selling personalized Zippo lighters and related accessories. The assets include a Mailchimp account with over 45,000 opt-in customers, a Facebook page with nearly 3,000 likes, a vendor list, and access to an AmeriCommerce multi-site platform. The business has a solid historical performance, with gross revenues reaching $890K in 2012 and $810K in 2013. Financial documents such as tax returns from 2012 and 2013 are available for review. The business is poised for quick returns, especially with upcoming high-sales seasons like Valentine's Day. Potential buyers could leverage the existing customer database to generate significant revenue through email campaigns, with initial estimates suggesting a possible $25,515 profit in the first 90 days.
The website allows for upselling through personalization and engraving services, for which minimal equipment is needed. The current owner's personal bankruptcy has prompted the sale, although the business itself holds no liabilities. The business offers a strong foundation with quick ROI potential, making it an appealing option for those interested in eCommerce or the personalized goods market. While the seller will aid in migrating accounts, technical support will be limited. Payment for the transaction will be conducted through Flippa's Escrow Service. This sale represents a solid opportunity for a buyer to run a profitable business with minimal operational input.
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