In episode #2240, we sit down with Alex Hormozi, co-founder of Acquisition.com to talk about the $100M Brand Building Playbook and what he has learned from building, growing, and selling multiple companies. Tune in to discover key lessons from Alex’s career, including why he believes it’s faster to buy than to build, how to scale, and the one thing you need to focus on when hiring!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:20] Today’s topic: The $100M Brand Building Playbook.
- [01:08] Learn how our guest, Alex Hormozi, first started building and selling companies.
- [03:55] How Alex founded Acquisition.com.
- [04:28] The story of how Alex obtained the domain name for Acquisition.com.
- [05:48] Alex’s attitude to his wardrobe and why he is a practical dresser.
- [07:52] Alex’s brand-building playbook and an overview of their current online reach.
- [08:26] Why it’s faster to buy rather than build.
- [09:26] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
- Alex Hormozi on Linkedin
- Alex Hormozi on YouTube
- Acquisition.com
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