Here is a good proposal (English)

Here is a good proposal for those who want to take over a unique business opportunity.

Trade takes place globally and the Internet store is ready to start being marketed. The store currently has approximately 10,000 visitors each month and from over fifty countries, but the USA is completely dominant, followed by Sweden. What is it then that is so unique? The global market for PowerPoint slides designed as picture books and in different languages, English, Swedish, Spanish, Danish and French are present, but can be extended to other languages ​​as well. The subject is History. Globally, there is not a trading site with 2,000 slideshows with these criteria. Libraries worldwide do not have this in their range. For example, the Library of Congress does not have a single slide show that appears in a search for the word slide show. In Sweden, a paper newspaper with 50 pages and five articles sells 200,000 papers per year, a turnover of 20 million Swedish kronor, approximately 2 million USD per year. Said 2,000 slideshows have content comparable to their content. Right now, about 1,500 slideshows are free, and 500 are typically priced at $1 plus 25% tax on top of each slideshow. There are also five-slide games for $2 and 25% tax on top. Right now, without marketing, there is no turnover. One chooses for free from the collection of 1,500 slideshows, which is similar to the 500 that have a price. All the slides can be redone and get a prize of $1. Doing a simple calculation assuming that per year 100 slides can be sold for 2,000, 200,000 slides would be sold and for $200,000 per year. The calculation is purely hypothetical and uncertain. But the facts are that it would be the leading store with this range. You can also easily integrate this store into another store, such as a bookstore. Profits and synergy effects can arise with different offers. Get five slideshows for free if you buy a book at the same time is just one example. The offer here is from Anders Dernback who is a private owner of the entire store that he wants to sell. The entire content made in Power Point has been made by Anders Dernback, who also owns the copyright to all the slides and according to Swedish law. Contact Anders Dernback for more information. See further e-mail address in the text! Dernback@protonmail.com / Anders Dernback