© Built to Sell Inc.
577 Kingston Rd #211
Toronto, Ontario M4E 3H7
A shotgun deal is the most brutal form of capitalism. When you can’t stand your partner anymore, you offer them a price for their shares. They have two choices: accept your offer or buy you out for the same amount. Triggering a shotgun deal can have explosive results, as Kim Ades found when she offered to buy out her husband’s share of Upward Motion.
The secret to a shotgun deal is making a reasonable offer—one that you would be willing to accept yourself. To find out what a fair offer would be, get your Value Builder Score now.
P.S. Advisors: If you are an M&A professional and help people like Trent create short lists of potential buyers, we would love to talk.
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© Built to Sell Inc.
577 Kingston Rd #211
Toronto, Ontario M4E 3H7
Canada
Since you signed up at AutomaticCustomer.com, you have received parts 1,2, 3 and 4 of the 8-part video series describing the drivers of company value that I promised you.
Today’s video looks at the role recurring revenue plays in making your company look irresistible to an acquirer.
The recurring revenue stream you create from “Automatic Customers” is key to driving up your company’s value.
I can say this with confidence because over at The Value Builder System™, we have analyzed and advised more than 17,000 businesses and we’ve found that those users with at least 50% of their revenue from recurring sources were more likely to get an unsolicited written offer to buy their business. As well, the value of those offers was significantly higher than average.
We’ve developed a 12-step process for creating recurring revenue and improving your company’s value, following the themes in both The Automatic Customer and Built to Sell. It all starts with your Value Builder Score, which you can get by completing a short, confidential questionnaire about your business. If you’re interested in getting your score, please visithttp://www.automaticcustomer.com/get-your-score-now.
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© Built to Sell Inc.
577 Kingston Rd #211
Toronto, Ontario M4E 3H7
Canada
Since you signed up at AutomaticCustomer.com, you have received parts 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 of our 8-part video series describing the drivers of company value.
Today’s video looks at what Warren Buffett called your “competitive moat” – the single most important factor for improving the value of your business to an acquirer.
If you’re wondering how Warren Buffett would evaluate your competitive moat, get your Value Builder Score, which evaluates your business on the eight factors that drive your company’s value - including how well you have differentiated your product or service. Take The Value Builder Questionnairehere.
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© Built to Sell Inc.
577 Kingston Rd #211
Toronto, Ontario M4E 3H7
Canada
Okay, here we go, your second-to-last video in our 8-part series on driving the value of your company (and here are parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in case you missed any.)
Today’s video looks at how to create a legion of customers that are willing to refer you, which is arguably a prerequisite for getting a premium offer for your business.
Speaking of getting a premium offer for your business, have you completed the Value Builder questionnaire yet? Owners that achieve a Value Builder Score of 80 + (out of 100) get offers that are 71% higher than average. Get your score by completing the questionnaire here.
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