What does the sale of an agency look like? How big does your business need to be, and what kind of sale price can you expect? In this free report, we share data and stories behind a variety of agency acquisitions.
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.
Brett Farmiloe started offering SEO services to businesses as a freelancer. As its name recognition grew, Markitors expanded — and eventually sold to another agency.
Two recent grads became an expert in short-form video during lockdown, creating digital media startup Our Future. Here’s how they sold to Morning Brew.
This demand generation and marketing agency was growing steadily when founder Brandon Pindulic began to think about exiting. Here’s how the deal came together.
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.
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.
Fathom’s founder jumped at the opportunity to be acquired by marketing group Low&Behold. The deal merged five marketing and design companies to form a ‘super agency.’