Today we discuss the secret sauce to creating a thriving business after you purchase. As a new owner, it is now your responsibility to not only keep the business running, but to grow the business. We will talk about the five hacks I've seen that will accelerate the growth of your business, especially for a new buyer acquiring a business.

Reference: Eisenhower Matrix

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In this episode of After The Pitch, we unpack the final steps before purchasing a business, making an offer. Even with a deal on the table, this does not mean you will purchase the company. You must be prepared and confident to present an offer that's right for you and the seller. We'll dive into the key parts of reviewing an offer, structuring it, then presenting it to your seller. 

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On today's episode of After The Pitch, we’re going to dig into a topic that’s often misunderstood in the world of business acquisitions: how to evaluate the cost of a business. If you’re new to buying businesses or just want to sharpen your skills, understanding business valuations is a must. Don’t fall for common myths—educate yourself or partner with professionals to make sure you’re not overpaying or missing out on valuable opportunities. We’ll talk about some myths surrounding valuations, key factors to consider, and even share tools and resources that can help you with this process.

Business Valuation Software

• BizProValue - https://bizprovalue.com/
• BizEquity - https://www.bizequity.com/
• Equidam - https://www.equidam.com/
• ValuAdder - https://www.valuadder.com/business-valuation-software.html

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On today's episode of After The Pitch, we're going to discuss a key decision you need to make in your business buying strategy. Should you be an Owner or Owner-Operator. We'll discuss the difference, what each means, and what questions you should ask yourself to make the best decision for you.

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Buying a business as a married couple can be one of the most rewarding experiences, but it also comes with its own unique challenges. In today's episode, we're going to talk about three of the most important things to consider before buying a business with your spouse:

1. Create an operating agreement—Define roles, responsibilities, and how you’ll handle disagreements, even though you’re married.
2. Use both finances and credit—Plan carefully to manage the risks of combining your financial resources.
3. Maintain work-life balance—Set boundaries to protect your relationship from becoming "all business, all the time."

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Today, we’re going to talk about a powerful tool that investors use when they’re in the business-buying game. It’s called an investor profile, and whether you’re new to investing or just curious, this episode is going to break it all down. We’re keeping it simple and straightforward, so stick with me for the next few minutes.

By the end of this episode, you’ll know exactly what goes into a great investor profile—and how you can create one that opens doors to your next business opportunity.

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Buying a baby boomer business might seem like a great opportunity, but it comes with some unique challenges. Let’s recap the three big ones:

1. Aging workforce: You need to figure out if key employees are close to retirement and whether younger talent will be willing to join or stay with the company.
2. Stubborn sellers: Be prepared for some emotional attachment and sellers who refuse to negotiate, even if it means they’d rather close the business than accept a lower offer.
3. Outdated operations: Some businesses may not have kept up with industry changes or modern technologies, which means you’ll have to invest in modernization to keep them competitive.

In this episode of After The Pitch, we're going to dive into these downfalls so you can avoid troubles when looking for a baby boomer business to buy.

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As name Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition is growing in popularity, there's 5 critical things you need to know before buying a business and running it. On today's episode, we take a dive into the top 5 things you need to know before buying a business.

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In this exciting episode of After The Pitch, we’re hitting the accelerator on a crucial topic for aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned investors alike—how do you know when it’s the right time to buy a business? There’s a lot on the line, and waiting for that perfect “green light” can be stressful, but we’re here to help clear up the confusion.

Host Adrian T. Marable breaks down the top 5 undeniable signs that signal it’s time to move forward with a business acquisition. Whether you're watching a business in your industry or have your eye on a niche you’re passionate about, these signs will guide you through the decision-making process.

Tune in as we cover the essential indicators of a great buying opportunity, including market conditions, your financial readiness, and the business’s growth potential. You’ll learn how to trust your instincts, prepare for the next step, and confidently say, “Yes, this is the right move.”

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There are tons of businesses for sale, but how do you know which one is the right one for you? On today's episode of After The Pitch, we're going to discuss how to prepare for buying the right company for you. You will not want to miss this episode!

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