Jamie Cattanach

The solo founder of popular mental health website PsychCentral grew his business to $2 million in revenue and sold it for 7 figures with zero full-time employees.

Polish PR gem Prowly worked hard to catch the attention of the U.S. martech market – and got Semrush to look their way and eventually acquire them.

Serial founder Tyler Benedict didn’t want a “real job,” so he started BikeRumor. Twelve years later, he sold the cycling tech blog for 6 figures after a phone call with a friend.

Joe Pulizzi has been building — and selling — content marketing businesses since 2007. His most recent sale of The Tilt and CEX marks his third, and fastest, deal.

SparkLoop proves that not every acquisition is an exit — and that some deals can be in the making from the very start.

Eye Love’s husband-and-wife team turned passion into profit by helping the world see — and sold their business in a 7-figure deal that keeps the mission moving.