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Profitable from Day One : How a Bootstrapped SaaS Found a Successful Exit
Founder, DropFunnels
“My key priority was securing a buyer capable of both shaping a long-term strategic vision for DropFunnels and seamlessly transitioning ownership. The team at FE International had already identified the perfect buyer within their extensive network, ensuring a perfect match for the company’s future growth. ”
From Creative Director to Successful Entrepreneur: How This Founder Built and Sold an 8 Figure E-commerce Business.
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With over 12 years of experience working in an array of creative roles for well-known TV shows and fashion brands, Miguel Gauthier naturally progressed into becoming an entrepreneur. Whilst working…
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Co-Founders, Positive Psychology
“I felt like on top of the process, I knew what was going on at all times. If I didn’t understand something, there would always be patient people on FE’s team to explain to me what was happening and why. So yeah, in an unknown world, I felt very equipped and always trusted that things were going well and progressing nicely. ”
Case Study: David Sertillange on SEO, Scaling and Exiting a Content Business
In 2016, entrepreneur David Sertillange founded a content site offering in-depth golf equipment reviews and high-quality content to golfing enthusiasts. With Google search rankings skyrocketing through Sertillange’s SEO best practices, the business eventually reached the turning point of success. Here he shares how he built the business, his best SEO tips and why he ultimately decided to exit.
Verma Farms Case Study: Founder AJ Agrawal Talks E-commerce Growth and Life Changing Exit
AJ Agrawal has been starting businesses ever since he can remember. From creating and selling energy drinks to his classmates in third grade to founding a successful marketing agency, his entrepreneurial spirit runs deep. Most recently, he built and sold Verma Farms for an impressive high 7-figure sum.
Upright Labs Case Study: Selling an Enterprise SaaS Business
It is becoming increasingly easier to sell clothes online. During the course of the pandemic, thrifting became a new habit, and it’s sticking. According to the online thrift store, thredUP, “We are in the early stages of a radical transformation in retail,” as the secondhand market is projected to double in the next five years, reaching $77 billion.