Home / All Stories
“I was able to build a 6-figure business putting absolutely no money into marketing,” Whitmore said, “because I leaned into social media as a valid marketing channel.”
He started by listing foot masks on Amazon. When they sold out, Adi Gullia saw an opportunity in skincare. He launched Grace & Stella, which earned $85M+ in lifetime revenue.
He sold his first company to Conde Nast. More than a decade later, with lessons learned, he sold his second.
First Landings founder Danny Vivier created a niche in the baby products market while working a full-time job. Three years later, he landed a deal with an Amazon aggregator.
Content expert Julia McCoy turned her passion into an agency with over 100 contractors and 5,000 customers. A decade later, McCoy decided to sell. Here’s what happened.
“I have seen so many women close their businesses down lately,” Christina Scalera said. “I just wish more people, especially women, knew that there was an alternative option.”
How much of this $3.25 million deal was paid up front vs. how much was paid in stock? Here’s the breakdown, plus who bought the company.
Less than six months after acquisition, the cannabis lifestyle brand Sackville & Co. faced dissolution. But its two founders fought back.
Brett Farmiloe started offering SEO services to businesses as a freelancer. As its name recognition grew, Markitors expanded — and eventually sold to another agency.
Christina Nicholson created a podcast database to help her PR agency but decided to sell after realizing her heart wasn’t in it.
End of content
No more pages to load