The business for sale includes several key assets such as a physical inventory valued at $17,650 in retail, logo and branding assets, social media accounts, domain, and product photos. The seller has built an extensive network with buyers of top brands and is willing to pass along these contacts. The seller has been managing this business for the past two years utilizing social media and Google Ads for growth. The business has established relationships with influencers to enhance brand awareness.
Currently, only time and attention are required to keep the business operational. The sale is motivated by the seller's increased college commitments, which have prevented them from giving the business the necessary attention. This has affected recent sales figures, but the business had previously achieved average monthly sales of $6k. The store specializes in on-trend women's clothing with typical mark-ups of 100%.
Operational expenses include a monthly Shopify plan of $29, various subscriptions totaling $100, advertising costs around $300, and domain fees of $1. Additional costs involve cost of goods (COG) and shipping via USPS Priority envelopes at $6.80 per order. The business employs marketing strategies like SEO, social media ads, email campaigns, and word of mouth. Although digital marketing has not been fully utilized, this area offers significant potential for the future owner to explore. In 2017, the business recorded 528 total orders with net sales amounting to $48,871.32, boasting a conversion rate of 2.43%. The business has connections with 28 designers and access to more through online market accounts, along with invitations to trade shows.
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