The sale includes the full ownership of a website, its domain, paid themes valued at $1,000, and other related extras. Additionally, it offers the Facebook business manager having more than 11,000 likes, along with all associated pages, and an existing customer list of over 6,000 contacts, including emails. To keep the business operational, sustaining ads and website traffic is essential, primarily through platforms like Google Adsense, Instagram, and Facebook. It requires an estimated 15-20 hours per week to maintain high revenue levels once acclimated.
The owners are selling the business to refocus on their careers, as retail is not their passion. Revenue is primarily generated through advertisements and organic traffic from the customer list. There are a few business expenses, such as a monthly Shopify subscription with options to reduce the cost, variable ad spending, and approximately $400 per month on apps, which can be adjusted by the new owner.
Marketing initiatives have centered around ads and email campaigns. Potential improvements by a future owner include scaling the business and implementing dedicated teams for service and marketing, as it is currently managed by two individuals. The opportunity exists to turn it into a full-time operation with further scaling.
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