I recently released a blog post regarding how to value a business for sale, which seemed to get a great reaction, and so I felt like it would be pertinent to discuss the results in a little bit of detail here on the podcast.
This one is just me and the results of the research I conducted. If you’re looking for the keys to knowing how to price your business, this is the episode for you.
What You’ll Learn From This Episode:
- The shocking difference in multiple between online and offline businesses.
- Where the most sales come from in terms of price range.
- Which business models ended up being priced highest, typically.
- How access to capital affects sales at all levels.
- What’s in store for 2014.
Featured On The Show:
- Jock Purtle – What’s Your Online Business Worth (The article discussed in this episode!)
- Get A Valuation
- BizBuySell
Listen To The Full Interview:
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Dan Taylor has bought in and sold out of his way in many companies. He’s recently had a successful sale that involved multiple offers – from lowballs to the offer he actually accepted.
David Barnes got into the world of internet business before the internet had really turned into the monster it is today. He had the opportunity to buy in early, become a majority equity holder, and sell off before things got too out of hand.
Peter Shankman sold Help A Reporter Out for a multi-million dollar figure. He has gone on to become an angel investor, speaker, consultant, and author. He’s built his businesses using the power of personality and authenticity, as well as actually caring about his customers.
Kenny Goodman is the man behind multiple successful companies including his most recent one,