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.
“A bad year doesn’t necessarily spell certain doom for your business,” this founder reflected on building NinjaOutreach. “You just have to keep trying.”
With a focus on socially responsible investing that captivated young investors, Goodments introduced a compelling business market to an Australian virtual bank.
A lifelong programmer developed the first version of Txt2Give, a revolutionary donation app, in just one afternoon. Eight years later and burned out, he decided to sell.
A school librarian and social studies teacher built an online business that easily replaced their salaries, then used a broker to sell for more than $1 million.
The fitness e-commerce company’s strong UK following attracted a buyer looking to expand its reach, but an inexperienced broker almost derailed the deal.
The builder of popular video game Streets of Rogue self-funded the project, which went on to sell 1 million copies. Then his distributor approached him about buying the IP.
