E-commerce website, small business for sale.
www.beecentral.co.nz...
I am a graphic designer. I built this website during the first lockdown. It is for the manufacture of beeswax wraps. A months worth of work.
Please ignore the location details, this is an online business with the ability to market worldwide.
What do you get?
the URL: www.beecentral.co.nz...
a fully functioning e-commerce website built on a user friendly platform (www.website.world...) This is a NZ Based provider with awesome support.
Some Stock: Materials, beeswax, other ingredients, tools, patterns, recipes (perfected recipes and technique with 2 years of proven effectiveness).
A list of supplier contacts for all materials.
All artwork: photography, videography (youtube channel videos), packaging templates, logos, professionally created artwork with the rights to all artwork handed over.
I had minimal sales as after i built the business, I got super busy with my regular business and this just fell by the wayside.
Note: this website is an e-commerce site built on an NZ based platform with awesome support with Website World. Integrated postage and payment schemes all in place.
You can choose to run with the current products or adapt the website to suit another product line if you wish.
I can provide graphic design support if you wish to go down this track.
This is a great little business for someone wanting to be creative and earn from home - if you choose to stay with the product. Otherwise it is a fully functional ecommerce site that can be adapted to any other product or service you wish.
Do not hesitate to contact me if you wish to know more.
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40.6% Yes
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33.8% Maybe?
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