Due to personal changes, the owners of two established websites specializing in iPhone replacement parts and accessories are selling their businesses. These sites ceased taking orders on October 6th but continue to attract targeted customers and maintain steady organic search traffic. The first site was launched with strong SEO and social media campaigns, resulting in top Google rankings for key iPhone-related terms. Since inception, the sites have processed over 146,000 orders and have more than 138,000 customer accounts, with a significant portion subscribed to newsletters.
The business could easily transition to a dropshipping model, and details of three Chinese suppliers will be included in the sale. The first site, established in 2010, generated most revenue, especially in 2012 and 2013, contributing to a cumulative revenue exceeding $6.5 million. Payment options included PayPal and credit card processing via Authorize.net on the second site, launched in 2014.
The sale package includes complete site files, databases, PSD files for product images, and several domain names, along with the associated social media accounts. The current operation requires minimal time for customer support and logistics.
The owners, citing personal life changes such as having children, seek a buyer who can devote more time to the sites for further expansion. The transition will be facilitated by offering 30-day technical support and assistance in transferring operations to the new owner. Support for any additional requests or questions is also available. The business is sold through a secure transaction with Flippa escrow.
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