A dropshipping business specializing in women's waist trainers has seen rapid success within a month of operation. Orders are processed manually through communication with a supplier. The business primarily draws traffic and revenue through advertising in major markets such as the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. The business is hosted on Shopify with a monthly cost, and the primary product is priced at $6, with free shipping offered on all orders. The current owner, who is the original creator, wishes to sell the business to fund other ventures after using it as a platform to re-engage with Facebook advertising.
The revenue attributable to the website can be accurately tracked and is kept separate from personal finances. Prospective buyers can request live revenue verification. The business has minimal operational expenses, as it relies on a dropshipping model. The buyer can expect to manage order processing and basic customer service, requiring just basic computer and social skills.
Included in the sale are social media accounts, which have seen some organic growth, and an email list compiled over four weeks. No inventory is included due to the dropshipping nature of the business. The site has not incurred any search engine penalties and uses online advertising, spending $25-$50 daily. The seller is committed to providing 30 days of post-sale support to ensure a smooth transition and highlights several growth opportunities, such as refreshing the product listings and enhancing SEO efforts. The business is capable of making international sales.
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