private equity

“Technically, we're a private equity firm, but most of what people know about PE, which is, Buy load with debt, strip out expenses, and then flip to the next size buyer. We don't do any of that. we don't plan to liquidate our funds. So yeah, I just prefer…”

“I think we're going to see a lot more just general private equity activity specifically from first time buyers, like people, you know, just hearing about the success of like, You know, basically you know, entrepreneurship through acquisition is, is really beco…”

“If you're a year out or you're two years out and you've had zero profit this whole time, which many businesses do or negative profit, consider showing profit or considering structuring your business so that you can make it very clear to the buyer that these tw…”

“When you go to PE, it has to be a lot because it has to be worth their while. When you go to strategics, it has to be a lot. But if you've got 50 K and MRR, there are a lot of people that could just take over that business.”

“I said, here's three buckets that you're going to wind up in either private equity, which is only an option if you have revenue, right? The second is a strategic buyer, which is always your best case, but there aren't that many in the likelihood that they're w…”

“I would say you have a 45% chance of getting acquired by private equity, five percent strategic And then, 50%, it's probably going to be an individual buyer.”

“Bootstrapping is more like building a business around your life. Whereas raising VC or P capital is more like stretching your life Around the business. At least that's how it feels to me.”

“Private equity had their own internal teams. So they reluctantly had to had to essentially fire us as the digital agency through Through too much success, we got fired, basically. And it was a real harsh reality of the landscape of the world, the landscape of …”