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In less than two years, MarketFly’s founders launched their business as an agency, pivoted to become a SaaS firm, and accepted a 6-figure offer.
Seeing the opportunity presented by a 2018 Supreme Court court ruling, two sports media founders joined forces to capitalize on new markets — and their bet paid off.
Pagely co-founder Joshua Strebel said selling his managed WordPress hosting company to the world’s largest domain registrar “minted new millionaires.”
The co-founders of Hemp Crate Co. started their CBD subscription business as a side hustle, took other full-time jobs while building it, and sold it as a side hustle.
While a 6- or 7-figure sale might be peanuts to some M&A professionals, it can be a life-changing amount of money for a founder. You need a lawyer who will take the acquisition as seriously as you do.
Brian Casel built ProcessKit to document SOPs and automate delegation. Three years later, he was ready to sell — and the exit only took five days.
These founders were using Intercom to provide customer support, and wanted a way to turn the chats into actionable data points that could inform their business strategy.
Coming up with a good business name isn’t easy. Domainify Group built tools to help, and then sold for 8 figures to affiliate marketing company Game Lounge.
After more than 15 years with Warner Bros., former lawyer and media personality Harvey Levin took his celebrity news operation TMZ to Fox Corporation
Launched as a side hustle, Hot Pod became Nick Quah’s full-time job after less than a year. After six years of growth, he sold to Vox Media.
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