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Instead of selling her company, The Fertility Tribe founder Kristyn Hodgdon joined forces with a tech startup to launch Rescripted, a fertility treatment platform and community.

Selling a business where you are the brand is tough, but it can be done. For insights, we spoke to a broker as well as three sellers of personal-brand small businesses.

Website Investing Publication’s audience of nearly 3,000 readers attracted a buyer who envisioned turning it into a community of keen investors.

Smooth Messenger’s founder went from growing his skills in Zoho Creator fresh out of college, to building and selling an app powered through the platform.

Here’s what founders who sold their company say they would do early on the next time they build a business.

Gabe Murillo scaled PodcastPress, a podcast production service, to 200 clients with the help of startup accelerator grants and paid media.

Kate Kordsmeier thought her holistic wellness website, Root + Revel, was her last career stop… but then she got bored. Instead of walking away, she took a different route: She sold it.

When Michelle Kwan, who co-founded a real estate marketing company, wanted to try something new, an industry friend was there at the perfect moment.

Andrej Ilisin learned SEO in its early days, which set him on the path of buying and selling websites, before he launched a services firm dedicated to founders doing the same thing.

Despite “print is dead” naysayers, Courier Media built a global publishing company for entrepreneurs and attracted an acquisition offer from one of its prominent advertisers: MailChimp.