Looking to make my curbside recycling business more attractive. I had a company evaluate it this year and they decided to pass on it. Now I'm thinking about what the next steps are to sell it.

🎉 Welcome! You’ve joined a space dedicated to helping business owners prepare for a premium exit. Inside you’ll find strategies, tools, and connections to make sure your business is ready when the time comes to sell. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 🔑 Step 1: Introduce Yourself Make a post in the community and share a bit about your business so members can connect with you. 1. What type of business do you own? 2. What’s your current annual revenue range? 3. Have you ever considered selling before? If so, what held you back? 4. If you could wave a magic wand, what would you want your business exit to look like? 5. What are your goals for the next 12 months? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 📚 Step 2: Explore the Training and Tools Inside the classroom, you’ll find resources covering the five key areas of pre-sale preparation: 👉 Avoiding deal killers that stop most businesses from selling 👉 Building strategy and growth plans that don’t rely only on you 👉 Keeping strong, clear financials buyers can trust 👉 Standing out with real differences from competitors 👉 Understanding valuation and deal structure like a buyer _________________________________________________________________________________________ 🤝 Step 3: Engage With the Community This is a space for collaboration. Ask questions, share wins, and support others. The more you contribute, the more value you’ll get. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 📅 Step 4: Book a 1:1 Consultation (Optional) If you’d like personalized guidance from Nick on your exit strategy, you can schedule a private consultation here: Book Your Consultation ✅ You’re now set to dive in, connect with fellow business owners, and start building the kind of company that buyers compete to acquire.

Hey everyone my name is Matheus also known as Macael. I run an agency that scales home service companies then help them exit. Hoping to learn more on the selling side of things so I can start buying up my own companies soon

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Hey everyone! I'm very excited to join the community. After quitting my job a year ago, I was actively looking to buy a business, but I quickly realized that finding off-market deals was extremely manual and time consuming. Over the past few months, I’ve been building an acquisition intelligence system that scrapes multiple public sources (BBB, Google Maps, licensing boards, sunbiz, complaint data, etc.) and scores companies to look for early exit signals, as well as positive signals (growth, revenue, ...) Last week I ran a full scan on 500+ Florida HVAC businesses to test some of the signals. It surfaced a Top 20 list of companies most likely to sell in the next 6-12 months based on patterns like: - owner disengagement - stalled growth - complaint/review trends - aging ownership - licensing issues I’m not selling anything, just looking for experienced eyes to tell me which signals actually match real seller behavior or what I’m missing. If anyone wants to take a look, DM me and I’ll share the Top 20 report. I can also run the same scan for other industries if that’s more relevant to your world. Would love to hear how you all think about “sell-side signals” in the real world. Thanks all!