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"Top Ten Questions about Selling a Small Business"
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| Answers to our most frequently asked questions about selling a small business. |
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Startup Valuation: 3 Tips For Putting A Price On Your Company
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| When raising angel or venture capital, startup founders are often concerned with questions about the valuation of their company. Putting a value on an early stage company-- especially one with very little or no revenue and negative cash flow-- is difficult to do, since most traditional valuation methods do not work well for startups. In this article, we discuss how startup companies are valued by investors and how you should set a valuation range when dealing with seed, angel, or VC investors. |
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Selling a Small Business in a Down Economy:
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| How is the market? Is This a Good Time to Sell? |
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Whether you want to Buy a Business or Sell Your Business - Let me ask you, have you ever wondered how to value a business?
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| Have you ever wondered how to value a business? Business valuation methods vary depending on whom you ask. Many business brokers use the common multiple method. For those who are searching for a business to buy or business owners looking to sell their business, valuing a business can be somewhat confusing. To gain a better understanding how business brokers value a business, I have provided an example. See why there is so much confusion and how you can overcome it yourself. |
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Buying An Existing Business Part VIII of IX
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| This is Part VIII of a IX Part series of articles discussing the buying of an existing, small business. In this article we offer some tips for the valuation of a small, existing business or franchise.
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WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS
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| Many business owners try to sell their business when it is not ready to be sold which makes it almost impossible for a buyer to see the real value of the business.
The following article will provide guidelines on how to sell a business and how to buy a business. |
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Don't use Rules of Thumb when valuing a business.
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| When valuing a business to buy or sell don't focus too much on financial statements alone. While these are important aspects of the business they are not the only value drivers that the business has. The value of a business goes deeper than the industry that the business is in. More than the profit of the bottom-line of a tax return. When you want a quality business to buy or want to sell your business for the maximum price. It is crucial to discover the individual personal characteristics that the business has over it's competitors. |
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