The business discussed is a clothing dropshipping website established in February 2016, which focuses on marketing through Facebook and fulfilling orders via an online platform, with major revenue earned through promotions of free products and charged shipping. The typical customer is a male aged 18-24. The original owner is selling the business due to time constraints and the need to refocus capital on other projects, opting for an asset sale. The business includes a domain, a social media account, and a customer database of 3,465 orders without inventory, as all products are dropshipped. There are no written agreements or suppliers aside from a major online platform. Operations are managed solely by the owner, who spends specific hours on ad management and order fulfillment. Basic Facebook advertising skills are recommended for the buyer, though the current owner will provide guidance on marketing strategies. The primary traffic source is Facebook ads, and the turnover is impacted when ads are paused due to time constraints. The business operates on WordPress and WooCommerce and has not changed platforms in the last two years. Key financial figures show high profit margins, with major expenditures being related to Facebook advertising and cost of goods sold. Revenue spikes correlate with increased ad spend. There are no search engine penalties reported, and no current SEO efforts. The seller is open to non-compete agreements and offers post-sale support. Growth opportunities lie in increased ad expenditure, with no geographical restrictions for potential buyers. The seller also notes the importance of maintaining optimal ad timings for improved conversions.