In episode #826, we discuss if you should sell your business and how. Tune in to hear what you should consider before selling your business and what steps to take in order to do so.

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• [00:27] Today’s Topic: How Much Is Your Business Worth (And How Do You Sell It)?
• [00:40] There are a couple of websites that can help you with valuation.
• [00:48] Digital Exits has different calculators to use.
• [01:07] FEInternational publishes a lot of different content.
• [01:25] If you want to sell your site, but aren’t sure what it’s worth, check out Empire Flippers or Flippa.
• [01:30] These sites will also tell you how much similar sites are worth.
• [02:01] BizBuySell is another great resource.
• [02:12] These sites have a lot of inventory you can check out.
• [02:30] If you have a business that’s worth any sort of money, keep in mind that there is a recession on the horizon.
• [02:55] Ask yourself if you want to sell at the peak and then buy back at a low point.
• [03:21] Adventures is a resource Eric recommends.
• [03:53] Ask yourself if you love your business. If you don’t see long-term potential, go find something you love instead.
• [04:33] Research website brokers to find the right one.
• [04:44] You can also find someone to run your business for you as an alternative.
• [05:00] That’s it for today!
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