The business for sale operates as a private labeled and trademarked Amazon FBA store, specializing in jewelry accessories. It is based in the USA and also includes two online websites, a 3PL, and a virtual assistant. The business generates over $300,000 annually with a history of over three years and maintains a net profit of over 31%. A registered US trademark, included in Amazon's Brand Registry, is part of the sale, providing added value and protection. Approximately 87% of revenue is generated through Amazon, with the rest coming from the websites. The business model is streamlined with reliable suppliers who private brand and ship products directly to Amazon FBA, enabling a largely automated operation.
Customer acquisition primarily utilizes a specific platform with a return on ad spend of up to 14. Opportunities for growth include expansion to other Amazon platforms identified as having high demand but little competition. There is also potential for SEO development and additional advertising on social platforms. The potential for diversification through other channels and new products is available with cooperation from their private manufacturer. The current owner is selling to fund a start-up in the drone niche. The business is suitable for both novice investors and experienced professionals, requiring minimal weekly hours due to the established team. Proof of funds is necessary before disclosing sensitive business information. Assets included in the sale are brand assets, customer databases, existing manufacturing relationships, and inventory valued at $30,000.
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