This text outlines a business proposal for the sale of an e-commerce store specializing in digital products within the health and beauty sector. The seller, an experienced digital marketing specialist, promises to offer personal support by setting up a Google Ads campaign and providing guidance for scalability at no extra cost. The store sells a 4-in-1 women's fitness eBook bundle priced at $39, featuring a workout guide, meal manual, metabolic blueprint, and habit tracker. As a digital business, it operates without any physical inventory or shipping requirements, providing instant download links upon purchase.
The business has shown rapid financial growth over five months, generating a total revenue of $56,784 and a net profit of $44,504, with minimal ad spend increases, thanks to effective Google Ads optimization. Included in the sale are the complete WooCommerce setup, full rights to digital products, and an email subscriber list of 1,538 ready customers.
Despite its recent establishment, the store has seen significant success with untapped potential for SEO and social media marketing. The seller clarifies that the Google Ads account is not included in the sale but will assist in initial campaign setup and scaling guidance. The sale is verified by a reputable platform, ensuring transparency.
The seller is divesting due to managing multiple businesses and wishes to hand over the store to someone who can dedicate more attention to scaling it further. The sale includes post-sale support, onboarding, store transfer, and technical assistance to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner.
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