The business in question is an eCommerce platform specializing in dropshipping for new mothers and pregnant women, offering unique clothes and gifts not typically found on high streets. Operating globally with free shipping, it has processed nearly 2,000 orders from a diverse array of countries. The business leverages a significant social media presence, primarily on Facebook with over 20,000 followers, for organic traffic, as no paid traffic or search engine optimization (SEO) strategies have been employed. The profit margin for products is notably high, at 90-100%. Financial records are kept separate from other business accounts, though tax returns are not available. Shopify hosts the site, which will not require reconfiguration post-sale. The owner, who also manages several other e-commerce ventures, is looking to sell this business to free up capital for new investments. The sale includes social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest, as well as a Mailchimp email list with 1,640 subscribers. Core responsibilities are managed by the owner and include social media engagement (3 hours/week), order processing (3 hours/week), customer support (2 hours/week), and product addition (1 hour/week). These tasks necessitate social media expertise, especially on Facebook. Potential growth opportunities lie in expanding marketing strategies and utilizing Facebook ads to boost revenue, a venture the current owner hasn't pursued. There are no geographical restrictions for potential buyers, and the owner is open to signing a non-compete agreement and providing post-sale support. The competitive edge lies in the niche focus on the mother and baby market, with superior customer support.