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The world is experiencing a massive shift towards ecommerce, and interest in buying ecomm businesses has accelerated along with it. Platforms like Flippa and Shopify Exchange let you buy a cash-flowing business with ease.
Running an ecommerce store is never completely passive — there’s always some maintenance required. But between dropshipping and Amazon FBA, management is much easier than it used to be.
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Today we’re looking at an ecommerce store on Shopify Exchange that sells equipment for every aspiring Princesses’ favorite animal — horses. With over 20 years of history and consistent sales with an attractive multiple we think you’ll want to take a closer look at this.
The supply of Shopify apps is growing slower than it should be, indicating the app store may be severely under-supplied.
Today we look at the leading ecommerce shop for a unique collector’s item you may have never heard of, but hundreds of thousands of people have: Something called Josef Originals.
The same factors that make FBA so compelling may be what suppresses multiples.
It’s a big question with non-obvious answers. Here’s a look at the main reasons people sell.
Four theories as to why the website investing space isn’t more widely recognized.
We don’t just tell you the market capitalization (duh). We analyze as many data sources as possible to triangulate an asset’s Inferred Value.
And we don’t stop at assets, either. We establish and maintain a deep benchmark analysis to understand the performance of entire categories.
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