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Australian tech founder Samee Hassan wanted to dive into the process of selling a company. That desire led him to list his SaaS, InstaCap, on a marketplace and learn firsthand.

Shaan Puri and Ben Levy created Milk Road to distill the world of cryptocurrency into a fun daily newsletter. Word of mouth helped them grow—and meet a buyer.

Daniel Sim grew Plug in Useful, a family of Shopify apps, to 37,000 users. Then, he hit a wall. After declaring burnout, he decided to sell — even if the numbers didn’t make sense on paper.

Michael Dash wanted to grow an e-commerce auto parts business, and ended up building a SaaS tool that solved many marketplace sellers’ challenges.

Building a business is a team sport, so if you have the opportunity to have the best of the best surrounding you, then sometimes you have to take that shot.

Doug Fallon created slot games for 15+ years before starting Wild Streak Gaming. He and his co-founder Roxane Fallon took just 6 years to transform that experience into an acquisition.

A lot has changed since those early Kickstarter days. Crowdfunding has evolved—and it offers a few new ways to raise capital for your business.

J. Money felt at peace selling Budgets Are Sexy to a division of The Motley Fool. But when he had an opportunity to reacquire the site a few years later, he couldn’t say no.

User feedback helped these entrepreneurs pivot toward the employee referrals niche. But then they faced another challenge: the pandemic.

We’ve got tips on how to thrive while you’re both answering due diligence questions from your buyer and trying to keep the business running optimally.