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The Buyer-Seller Fit for Your eCommerce Business

Nate Ginsburg
May 4, 2020

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The Buyer-Seller Fit for Your eCommerce Business

David Caroll of DJC Digital Brokers shares his experience as a broker that caters to the buyers and not the sellers, as well as his during the pandemic.

 

THE BUYER-SELLER FIT – WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

  • How David Caroll got into Buy-Side Brokerage
  • Core Process in the Buy-Side Brokerage
  • What they do to Convince owners to sell
  • Deal Killers
  • Opportunities highlighted in the Pandemic

KEY POINTS

  1. There are very few brokers that engage from the buyer’s perspective.  This was the opportunity that Caroll was responding to when he set-up his business.
  2. They also help sellers by referring them to other experts who can help grow the business to a valuation they would want it sold.
  3. Clarity of what the buyer is looking for is key in making the buyer-seller fit.
  4. Educating the seller is a key intervention they do to help the sale process.

RELEVANT MATERIALS

CONTACT DAVID CAROLL

For more on acquiring and growing web properties, visit the DJC Digital Brokers website, or send your questions to [email protected].

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Nate Ginsburg

I’m an entrepreneur, investor, world traveler and yogi. After selling my FBA business in 2017, I wanted to take the skills I built from running my first company to help others build better businesses, too. So that’s when I started investing and advising other businesses as well as providing services with my own agency SellerPlex.

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