Bucket-list card deck brand since 2018: #1 in an Oprah Daily Valentine's gift list, 989 Amazon ratings, Amazon's Choice, 2 Canadian trademarks. Inventory extra.
A small business is for sale, which offers themed card decks designed to inspire activities and conversation, categorized under Life, Love, and Laughter. Established in 2018, the product line includes "The Couple's Bucket List," "The Self Care Bucket List," "The Dad's Bucket List," and "The Mom's Bucket List." Sales are primarily conducted through online platforms such as Amazon and Etsy.
The business is being sold because the owner wants to focus on their main consulting business. Significant investments have been made into upgrading the business website, although it has not been widely marketed, leading to a decline in sales. Currently, the brand generates most of its sales on Amazon, with revenue figures showing a seasonal peak in December and February.
The sale includes Amazon listings, a Shopify storefront, print-ready artwork for the card decks, customer records, social media accounts, and Canadian trademarks. However, it excludes the Amazon seller account and the corporate entity. Inventory is offered separately at cost.
Prospective buyers would benefit from enhancing marketing strategies, such as targeted Amazon Sponsored Products campaigns, leveraging TikTok Shop, and securing more retail and wholesale opportunities. The asking price for the business assets is $7,500, with the potential for negotiation.
This opportunity allows a buyer to capitalize on established brand assets and further grow the business, especially during peak sales seasons. Offers are being considered, with inventory priced separately based on the closing date.
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