If you want to buy your bigger competitors, what should you look for?

What are the indicators that make it a good business to buy?

After all, just because they are a bigger competitor does not necessarily mean they are a good business to buy.

There's one person that knows more than most about the indicators of a good business and that's Bill Morrow. City AM described Bill as "the most influential person in alternative finance today."

Bill is a business matchmaker. He finds entrepreneurs that want to invest in a business. And he finds business owners that need finance and mentorship to grow. He puts them in a room together for them to decide if they are a good fit for each other. That's why I describe Bill as a business matchmaker.

Like all good matchmakers. Bill has tips to help business owners get the funding that they need. What he calls "the 3 things that make a company irresistibly investible."

What are these 3 things? And how can you use them as indicators of a good business to buy?

That's what you'll learn in this podcast interview with Bill. 

Also:

• 3 Things That Make A Company Irresistibly Investible
• You'll also learn how serial entrepreneur Peter Kiddle finds businesses to buy. Peter set himself an ambitious goal of making £15 million in 3 years without spending any money.
  How is that possible? You buy companies and turn them around. Peter explains how he sources these lucrative opportunities so you can do the same.

 

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