Today is an important day. It marks the victory of an important battle in my personal War Against Procrastination.
For no less than 3 years I’ve been thinking of organising an “Ask Me Anything” – and the time has finally come.
See you on Reddit!
Fancy meeting up in the US over the next few weeks? Let me know!
I’ll also be speaking at the Ungagged Convention (17th November) and Flippa’s One Day Masterclass (23rd November)
On both events I’ll be covering various aspects of web business due diligence, from the technical side of it to the overall logic and business model vetting mechanics.
So you have a website or an online business and you’re considering selling it for a lump sum of cash that you can invest in your newest venture, or perhaps use it as a retirement fund or to finance that around-the-world trip that you’ve been dreaming of?
It may seem fairly easy and simple, but in reality, there are a number of pitfalls that the majority of first time sellers tend to fall in, resulting in deals falling through at the last minute, the seller getting paid much less than your business is actually worth, or not being able to find a buyer at all.
I have compiled an overview of the most common mistakes made across the industry, accompanied by some tips for preparing yourself and your business for the exit phase, ensuring a smooth transaction and most importantly – making sure that you will get paid a fair price for your property.
90% of small businesses fail within their first year in existence, and the majority of them fail not because the business is not feasible, but because the owner/manager is inexperienced. Follow these 6 principles and be among the 10% who survive the first year!
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