Carol Tice

Carol Tice

Reporter

Carol Tice spent 12 years covering mergers and acquisitions for two business publications as a staff writer. She’s freelanced for Forbes, Entrepreneur, Costco, Delta Airlines, and many more.

She is the author of more than a dozen books and ebooks, most recently The Recession-Proof Freelancer. She founded and built the Make a Living Writing blog and Freelance Writers Den resources, which she sold in 2021.

She now concentrates on on ghostwriting authority-building books for founders and CEOs.

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Should you consider seller financing when you sell your business? We explain how it works

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How to clean up your books before selling your business

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What is SDE? We explain seller’s discretionary income, plus why it matters for your sale

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Should you work with a broker to sell your business? How to choose one and what to expect

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Don’t underestimate due diligence: How to juggle operations and this grueling phase of your sale

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How to sell a business based on your personal brand: Tips from 3 sellers who did it

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Are you emotionally ready to sell your business? Ask yourself these 9 questions

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What is goodwill in a company sale? Inside this key aspect of business value

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