how to sell business

[putki]

i am reselling us phone number for verification from 8 years now i want to sell my business where i can get actual customers to sell my business

 

[menx]

i am reselling us phone number for verification from 8 years now i want to sell my business where i can get actual customers to sell my business

it all depends on what kind of business your trying to sell from there you can choose whether you want to advertise it or look for a straight client down to buy it

 

[medialounge]

i am reselling us phone number for verification from 8 years now i want to sell my business where i can get actual customers to sell my business

You may need to provide the business structure and a little on your process

Additionally open a sales thread to sell it

LIsting on flippa does work too

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

i am reselling us phone number for verification from 8 years now i want to sell my business where i can get actual customers to sell my business

Do I understand this right, you are trying to sell a business which has a core foundation being a reseller in the first place? Not saying this is bad or too ambitious, just wondering

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I don't know anyone who would consider buying a reseller business in this environment, or any other environment.

Anyone could start that for the price of a Happy Meal at Micky D's.

Keep it and make hay while the sun shines.

 

[putki]

Do I understand this right, you are trying to sell a business which has a core foundation being a reseller in the first place? Not saying this is bad or too ambitious, just wondering

what’s being sold is not the concept, but an 8-year-old operating asset: aged domain, existing customers, payment history, and a workflow that’s already proven demand in this niche.
this is relevant for competitors who want to absorb customers quickly, or for someone who prefers buying traction instead of spending years testing and burning time.
execution and longevity are what matter here, not whether the model is original.

I don't know anyone who would consider buying a reseller business in this environment, or any other environment.

Anyone could start that for the price of a Happy Meal at Micky D's.

Keep it and make hay while the sun shines.

anyone can start almost any online business cheaply — very few keep it alive for years.
setup cost is irrelevant. What has value is survival, customers, and proof of demand.
It won’t appeal to everyone, and that’s fine. It’s aimed at buyers who understand that buying something that already works is often cheaper than rebuilding it from zero.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

what’s being sold is not the concept, but an 8-year-old operating asset: aged domain, existing customers, payment history, and a workflow that’s already proven demand in this niche.
this is relevant for competitors who want to absorb customers quickly, or for someone who prefers buying traction instead of spending years testing and burning time.
execution and longevity are what matter here, not whether the model is original.

anyone can start almost any online business cheaply — very few keep it alive for years.
setup cost is irrelevant. What has value is survival, customers, and proof of demand.
It won’t appeal to everyone, and that’s fine. It’s aimed at buyers who understand that buying something that already works is often cheaper than rebuilding it from zero.

Emphasize the data as that is the value in what you have.

Smart that you kept all of that instead of just tossing it in the bin.

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

what’s being sold is not the concept, but an 8-year-old operating asset: aged domain, existing customers, payment history, and a workflow that’s already proven demand in this niche.
this is relevant for competitors who want to absorb customers quickly, or for someone who prefers buying traction instead of spending years testing and burning time.
execution and longevity are what matter here, not whether the model is original.

anyone can start almost any online business cheaply — very few keep it alive for years.
setup cost is irrelevant. What has value is survival, customers, and proof of demand.
It won’t appeal to everyone, and that’s fine. It’s aimed at buyers who understand that buying something that already works is often cheaper than rebuilding it from zero.

Well mate, for starters, this is a marketing forum and for marketing you need a decent lead and sales pipeline instead of being defensive, treat every reply like a value proposition sales pitch, people are reading, you know.

Let's do some hard questions, shall we. I would ask these before considering buying, everyone with a brain will ask this.

What happens to your service if the controller provider you hook into goes bust(there's plenty of videos where interpol had some of these offices raided), is there a fallback or will a complete new integration be necessary?

Current revenue? How much profit? What are the ongoing marketing expenses?

What's the asking price?

I would also say that an aged domain and payment processing history are a liability rather than an asset in this niche, I mean, if it's crypto, nobody cares, if it's cards, which MCC is used?

Also, under expenses, have there been subpoenas and account freezes?

Btw I agree, the best place to sell is to competitors.