An ecommerce business selling Altcoins quickly and efficiently is up for sale. Established in 2017, the site allows customers to order a new Altcoin with delivery within 24 hours. Initially founded to leverage the growing interest in cryptocurrencies, payments are processed via Plasso/Stripe, but clients often prefer using Bitcoin or Ethereum due to lower fees.
The sale includes the website, domain, Facebook ad assets, and comprehensive training videos aimed at facilitating seamless outsourcing of order fulfillment. Although there was no revenue in August due to website changes and limited traffic data until October, the business has been profitable. Essential requirements for operation include managing marketing campaigns and outsourcing order fulfillment, aided by detailed video tutorials.
The offering caters to clients with cryptocurrency ideas who lack the technical skills to create coins, similar to how businesses commission websites. The site effectively utilizes paid traffic, primarily through Facebook ads, for lead generation. The business has run successful ad campaigns and has seen substantial revenue, with payment flexibility allowing transactions in traditional currencies or cryptocurrencies.
The only significant expenses are advertising costs and minor hosting and coin creation charges. Future owners can scale operations and capitalize on the growing interest in cryptocurrencies by continuing to outsource fulfillment. With ongoing support from the current owner, including technical aid and strategic advice, the transition promises to be smooth. The auction ends on December 21, accepting payments via Flippa Escrow or cryptocurrency. Interested buyers are encouraged to monitor the auction and direct inquiries to the seller.
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