Free Book for Business Owners Who Want to Sell Their Business for as Much as Money as Possible
Maximum Exit: The Definitive Guide for Internet & Technology-Focused Business Founders
Here's Why You Should Get This Book:
Find out what your multiple is and how to value it
Find out how to sell your business for the Max within the next 1-2 years
Discover how to make your business more valuable whether you sell it or not
Why despite the market conditions, NOW is the best time to sell. Hint: It's a seller's market right NOW.
Here's What Business Owners Are Saying About Maximum Exit:
Do You Want To Sell Your Business For As Much As Money As Possible?
Have you built a company that is in the way of your next passion, draining you, or isolating you from your family, I invite you to start considering your exit plan. In this book, I’ll teach you how to achieve a Maximum Exit for your business. That way, the next chapter of your life starts with a war chest of money to secure your financial freedom.
Maximum Exit will answer your most critical questions standing between you and your own Maximum Exit, such as:
What is your business worth?
What can increase the value?
What can decrease the value?
How much will buyers pay?
How many buyers are there?
When is the best time to sell?
And more!
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Here Are a Few Secrets That You'll Learn Inside This Book for Free...
What Is the Market Demand? It's a seller's market, and the potential readers may be shocked to hear that. If they have a profitable business, that is at least two years old, I have a buyer, and likely hundreds of buyers. I have videos and screenshots of the buyers flooding my inbox requesting phone calls with my clients to try to buy them. (Page 27)
How Many Buyers Are There? I share which buyers want which business by size and niche and share examples of the number of buyers interested in each of my companies. Ranging from 37 to 274 buyers for each company. (Page 39)
Would Buyers Be Interested in My Company? If it is over 2 years old and is profitable, yes. The common myth most founders have is that they need a large staff or a sophisticated business and they may think their business is not valuable or not sellable, the barrier of entry for M&A is not very high. It just needs to be mature (2+ years old) and profitable. (Page 45)
How Much Cash Can I Expect at Closing? I average 70% of the sales price as cash at closing for my clients. I talk about factors that can adjust this up and down, I highlight risks and features that companies can expect to help or hurt them in this part. I also talk about how to easily transition the company to the buyer will make an impact on cash at closing. (Page 47)
Who This Book Is For?
Maximum Exit is for these business founders:
E-commerce stores, including Amazon FBA and Shopify® stores.
Online retailers using Shopify, Magento®, Woo Commerce, Additionally, other systems that sell physical products directly to consumers.
The upstream and downstream service companies that provide services to e-commerce stores. These include digital marketing agencies, fulfillment companies, customer service centers, and credit card payment portfolios.
SaaS, technology, and App companies.
Digital information and e-learning companies.
Any other internet business where the consumer uses a digital storefront.
I wrote this book for you if you are an owner of one of these types of companies or if your business may attract buyers of the above business types. Your business should be at least two years old and profitable.
Maximum Exit is NOT for:
Main street brick-and-mortar retailers that have no online sales.
Restaurants.
Professional service companies (dentists, lawyers, physicians, chiropractors, therapists, insurance agencies, consultants).
Professional service companies (dentists, lawyers, physicians, chiropractors, therapists, insurance agencies, consultants).
Health care, elderly care, assisted living, child care companies.
Startups and pre-revenue companies.
I will share how buyers value your business and how to get the best offer. I find buyers who will actually pay you-not just waste your time. I'll also explain why waiting can crash your business value. Taking too long to sell can make your business nearly unsellable or worthless.
About Nate Lind
Nate Lind, is an American entrepreneur, triathlete, author and business broker. Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad inspired Lind to dream of financial freedom and passive income.
He exited his first company in 2016, which was an e-commerce technology to a shopping cart platform. Lind learned that selling a company and using the proceeds to buy passive income was far easier than trying to run it passively.
Nate sells companies like Realtors sell homes. He is a business broker at Website Closers, the largest marketplace of $1 million to $150 million dollar Internet, Technology and E-commerce businesses.
There are 167,000 buyers looking at 103 client businesses for sale right now. This year they will sell over 300 companies to their private network.
I sell companies like Realtors sell homes.
I’m a business broker with Website Closers, the biggest marketplace selling $1m to $150m dollar online businesses.
I help people interested in buying or selling online businesses get the transaction done without the deal falling apart.
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There Is A Catch!
Yes! There is a catch. In case you're wondering why I'm doing this...
Well, there are actually a few reasons..
1. Because I am an elite business broker and sell businesses professionally for business owners just like you... and I get paid a commission when it sells. So because of that, the more your business is worth the more money I can sell it for, and the more money we BOTH make. It helps me to share with you my best stuff.
2. My VIP buyers are looking for more businesses to buy, and when you see how much work it takes to sell a company, many buy-side clients have approached me to search for acquisitions with very precise criteria in mind.
3. You might want my help... I've held nothing back in this book and there is WORK involved to turn the transaction into reality. Perhaps you will work with me instead of trying to do it yourself.
For some busy entrepreneurs it's easier to work with an expert that does this for clients every day. If that is you then great. If not, then you get all my secrets in this book.
Thanks for taking the time to read this page and I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Nate Lind
Nate Lind
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