Fashion store on Google Ads · 1.5× ROAS
Fashion · Shopify · 🇳🇱 Netherlands
Performance
Seller-stated figures
| Last 30 days | Last 90 days | Lifetime | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | €3,000 | €12,500 | €23,000 |
| Net profit | €0 | €0 | - |
| Ad spend | - | - | €15,000 |
| ROAS | - | - | 1.5× |
| Avg CPC | €0.38 | - | - |
Account health
- Store age
- 7 months
- GMC account age
- 7 months
- Live since suspension
- 7 months
- Transfer
- Store ownership
Suspended before. The Merchant Center has been suspended in the past and has been live again for 7 months. A priced risk, stated up front.
The store
- Based in
- 🇳🇱 Netherlands
- Sells in
- 🇺🇸
Google drop shipping store fully ran on Google ads. Great cpc, but conversion rate on the store itself wasn't good enough. Definitely a lot of possibilities to make it profitable.
Included in the sale
- Domain name
- Customer email list
- Supplier contacts & agreements
- Ad accounts
- Transfer:
- Store ownership. Shopify moves the store into an account the buyer already controls. The seller keeps their own Shopify account, and the buyer sets up Shopify Payments under their own business details.
- Ad account setup:
- Dedicated to this store
The store URL stays private until you are in the deal room, where the seller shares it for due diligence. Identities stay anonymous the whole way through: legal names appear on the Escrow.com transaction, which is a contract between two identified parties, and never in the deal room itself.
How your purchase is protected
- 01IntroductionOpen a deal room and ask the seller anything. Both sides stay anonymous.
- 02AgreementAgree a price and click-accept the Asset Purchase Agreement.
- 03Secure paymentThe buyer pays into Escrow.com. We never touch the funds.
- 04Asset transferStore, domain and accounts move via a dual-confirmed checklist.
- 05ReleaseAfter inspection, funds are released to the seller.
Asking price
€3,500