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His goal was to sell the business as soon as possible, and he started soliciting offers just 14 months later.
Jim McManaman started his accounting firm in a small town of 3,000, when he made a decision to sell, he had to determine how to take action without tipping off his employees.
In 2012, Gabriela Isturiz co-founded Bellefield Systems, an organization supplying a timekeeping application for lawyers.
Over the next seven years, Bellefield grew to 45 employees when Isturiz made a decision to hire an advisor to locate a strategic investor.
Given Bellefield’s growth and success, Isturiz was hoping the process would garner a valuation of 5-7 times Bellefield’s Annual Recurring Revenue .

Becoming a more approachable brand worked.
Sales increased by 30% year-over-year and by 2021, Sendible had 47 employees if they were approached by ASG with an acquisition offer Hammar couldn’t refuse.

We don’t stop talking about how you sell a small business, but the real satisfaction comes when exit and expectations match.
Nick Gray built Museum Hack, an organization that offers fun museum tours in major cities, to almost 3 million dollars in annual revenue when he had an idea.

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• Hinckley and his team raised money from family, friends, and venture capitalists and have the scars to prove it.
• Our whole business, our sales process, is run through our CMS.
• And whenever I travel, I meet a number of them.
• I’m friends with most of the ambassadors now.
• It did okay, but then 1 day a guest had booked space at a studio to record and didn’t show up, also it was either him or me.

Like many people in that situation, he turned to entrepreneurship.
What he didn’t know at the time, is that it could change his life forever.
Larry Janesky came from humble beginnings.
Nobody in his family visited college, and he didn’t have the funds to go to college, either.
So he started his own carpentry business straight out of senior high school and expanded that business right into a multimillion dollar do-it-yourself empire.

million divided by 1000 divided by 30,000.
And you’ll find out what is the average revenue per one user.
Anything I can spend to obtain users that is below that have an interest rate like below that enough that I’m comfortable.
So for example, let’s say like like, I’m ready to spend money and not make money off these people for just one year.
And then you add that into your math and you’re like, okay, great, I can spend anywhere near this much money, because and I know I won’t make money off them for the initial year.

I don’t consider it in exactly the same category.
It has to be profitable, if not we don’t do it.
It’s similar to a flywheel, where in fact the better the media and email gets, the higher and bigger the events will get.
And the larger the events have gotten, the better the email has gotten.
They help one another, however they are separate units.

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I was like, legitimately nervous besides that, no, I’m not.
Because when I used to host hustle con, I would have like these like all or billionaire folks.
So like, I recall one time it had been like me, the founder of WeWork, the founder of OA travel, and then like, this lady, hey, all who started on ClassPass.
And then like Casey Neistat were like, all in exactly the same room.

• In San Francisco, we can host an evening event and get 1,000 paying people to come.
• How Drip started as a widget and was acquired by Leadpages for a…
• I think that was such a huge mistake.
• So for some time, LinkedIn had more demand, more demand than they did supply.
• Clayton gathered his employees together and told them the world had changed and asked each to re-commit to the business.

You need this lots of people to click on articles, this lots of people to select an ad, things like that.
But it was incredibly challenging.

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