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#375 - AI First Company & How One Small Tweak Turned Podsqueeze's Growth Around
Jun 2, 2026
25m 59s
#374 - Managing a Business While In Parental Leave
Mar 9, 2026
32m 22s
#373 - Saying No, Even to Yourself: Avoiding Founder Burnout
Jan 26, 2026
13m 46s
#372 - Growing a Bootstrapped Empire Without Social Media
Jan 19, 2026
16m 51s
#371 - Twitter Fights and Product Launches
Jan 12, 2026
28m 36s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/2/26 |  #375 - AI First Company & How One Small Tweak Turned Podsqueeze's Growth Around✨ | AI-first companyentrepreneurship+4 | — | User QuestPodsqueeze+2 | — | AIentrepreneurship+5 | — | 25m 59s | |
| 3/9/26 |  #374 - Managing a Business While In Parental Leave✨ | parental leaveindie entrepreneurship+4 | — | PodsqueezeWeTransfer+7 | — | parental leaveindie entrepreneur+5 | — | 32m 22s | |
| 1/26/26 | #373 - Saying No, Even to Yourself: Avoiding Founder Burnout✨ | founder burnoutsaying no+4 | — | PodsqueezeLinkedin+1 | — | burnoutentrepreneur+5 | — | 13m 46s | |
| 1/19/26 | #372 - Growing a Bootstrapped Empire Without Social Media✨ | bootstrapped productsSEO strategy+4 | — | LinkedInTwitter | — | bootstrapped empireSEO+5 | — | 16m 51s | |
| 1/12/26 | #371 - Twitter Fights and Product Launches✨ | product validationMVP+5 | — | PodsqueezeVideo Quality Enhancer+3 | — | product validationMVP+5 | — | 28m 36s | |
| 1/5/26 | #370 - My 2026 Predictions: AI Disruption, Jobs Lost & The Future of SaaS✨ | AI disruptionunemployment benefits+5 | — | ChatGPT | Germany | AI predictionsunemployment benefits+5 | — | 35m 24s | |
| 1/3/26 | Indie Founder Podcast Trailer✨ | indie entrepreneurshipbootstrap businesses+3 | — | — | — | indie founderbootstrap+3 | — | 1m 20s | |
| 12/31/25 |  #369 - Selling Podsqueeze? What Happened in 2025 Changes Everything!✨ | SaaSSEO strategy+4 | — | PodsqueezeN8N | — | PodsqueezeSaaS+5 | — | 54m 21s | |
| 12/24/25 | #368 - Why I Spent $1,500 on a Domain for My SaaS✨ | domain purchaseSEO strategy+3 | — | — | — | domain purchaseSaaS+5 | — | 19m 04s | |
| 12/15/25 | #367 - We Just Moved In To Our Own Office✨ | office moveco-working space+4 | — | Podsqueeze | Portugalco-working space+3 | office moveco-working+5 | — | 24m 43s | |
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| 11/17/25 | #366 - I Took My First Step In Politics And You Should Do It Too!✨ | local politicsentrepreneurship+4 | — | Portugalpolitical party+2 | — | politicsentrepreneurship+5 | — | 38m 02s | |
| 11/12/25 | #365 - Why Did I Wear a Suit to Web Summit? Spoiler: It Worked! | I share updates on negotiating for a new office, including the challenges with the landlord and contract terms. I reflect on changing my dress code at Web Summit, how it affected others’ perceptions and my self-confidence. I discuss Web Summit highlights—AI hype, standout startups, and networking moments. Finally, I break down my latest automations that save hours on outreach and client management, boosting productivity for my bootstrapped business.twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagolinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiago-ferreira-48562095/Timestamps by PodSqueezeEpisode Introduction and Delay (00:00:00) Office Move: Motivation and Search (00:01:09) Office Lease Negotiations (00:03:53) Landlord Research and Decision (00:07:36) Web Summit: Dress Code Experiment (00:09:51) Impact of Dressing Formally (00:11:09) Networking and Perceptions at Web Summit (00:13:19) Self-Confidence and Professional Image (00:15:30) Web Summit: AI Startup Trends (00:19:09) Notable Startups and Conference Value (00:22:56) Automations: Social Media and Outreach (00:26:12) Automation Workflow Details (00:27:24) Automation Impact and Closing (00:30:41) | 31m 16s | ||||||
| 11/4/25 | #364 - How a Loud Neighbor Pushed Us to Get Our Own Office | I share my journey from working at home to trying co-working spaces, and then renting my own office. I talk about challenges like noise and limited hours that made me and my co-founder look for a better fit. Now, with our own office, we have more freedom, flexibility, and the chance to build a community of indie makers. If you’re bootstrapping your business, you’ll relate to my honest take on finding the right work environment.twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagolinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiago-ferreira-48562095/Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Episode Overview (00:00:00) Podcast Promotion and Audience Engagement (00:01:32) Early Work-from-Home Experience (00:02:56) Searching for a Co-working Space (00:04:20) Joining and Adjusting to the Co-working Space (00:05:33) Benefits of the Co-working Space (00:06:46) Community and Social Aspects (00:08:01) Emerging Issues: Limited Access Hours (00:09:15) Recording and Meeting Space Limitations (00:10:25) Major Issue: Noise and Lack of Control (00:11:40) Attempts to Resolve Noise Issue (00:12:43) Frustration with Management and Decision to Leave (00:13:52) Office Space Search and Comparisons (00:18:09) Finding the Ideal Office Space (00:20:30) Finalizing the Office Decision (00:21:46) Advantages and Vision for the New Office (00:23:54) Potential Downsides and Reflections (00:25:16) Capitalism and Having Options (00:26:23) Interaction with Co-working CEO (00:27:15) Preparing to Leave and Final Thoughts (00:28:10) Office Market Comparison and Future Plans (00:29:14) Community Building and Episode Wrap-up (00:30:23) | 31m 04s | ||||||
| 10/28/25 | #363 - How I Automated My Indie Business with AI and n8n | I speak about how I’m automating my indie founder workflow using N8N. I share my favorite automations: press release creation and translations, social media scheduling, and newsletter writing, all powered by AI and connected through tools like Excel and GPT. I talk about handling integrations, using Flarecut for YouTube Shorts, and the challenges with Reddit. I discuss my plans to automate B2B outreach and customer success. My focus is on maximizing distribution, saving time, and scaling my projects with automation.Twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoTimestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Podcast Setup (00:00:01) Discovering and Setting Up N8N (00:01:21) Overview of N8N Features (00:02:35) Need for Automation in Workflow (00:04:46) Automating Press Releases (00:05:54) Technical Setup: MCP Server Integration (00:07:04) Automated Social Media Posting (00:09:19) Challenges with Social Media Integrations (00:12:28) Automating Newsletters (00:13:31) Reddit Automation Attempts and Issues (00:15:20) Future Automation Plans (00:17:34) Reflections and Closing Thoughts (00:18:33) Outro and Call to Action (00:19:36) | 20m 00s | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | #362 - The Best Strategies for Bootstrapped Founders at Business Conferences | My experience attending a business conference in Madrid as a bootstrapped founder. I talk about the challenges I faced pitching in Spanish, the costs involved in attending the conference, and why face-to-face meetings are so important for B2B sales. I share my own tips on networking, negotiating ticket prices, and preparing demos, and I also describe what it was like staying in a capsule hotel. I emphasize the irreplaceable value of in-person connections and engaging on social media, and I reflect on what it means to expand into new markets. I’d love to hear about your own conference experiences, so feel free to share them with me! | 23m 04s | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | #361 - Mastering the Art of Pricing: Balancing B2C Sensitivity with B2B Value | I speak about the challenges of setting prices for B2C and B2B customers. I share why B2C is more price-sensitive and talk about Podsqueeze’s shift to bigger B2B clients. I give examples from other SaaS companies—how some only show enterprise pricing and others adjust based on value or usage. I talk about Podsqueeze’s new pricing strategy for enterprise clients and my lessons from past mistakes. If you want to connect or have questions, reach out on Twitter or LinkedIn.Twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiago-ferreira-48562095/Timestamps por PodSqueezeIntroduction and Episode Overview (00:00:01) Podsqueeze’s B2C Beginnings (00:01:35) Transition to B2B and Hitting a Growth Plateau (00:03:07) First B2B Sales Meetings and Pricing Challenges (00:06:21) The Challenge of Serving Both B2C and B2B (00:07:53) Example 1: Get Vocals’ B2B-Only Flexible Pricing (00:09:20) Example 2: Turnkey’s Value-Based Pricing (00:12:04) Example 3: SendGrid’s Usage-Based Tiered Pricing (00:14:41) Podsqueeze’s Pricing Adjustments and Negotiation Issues (00:17:18) Future Plans: Unlimited Enterprise Plan and Flexibility (00:18:26) Conference Preparation and Closing Remarks (00:20:42) | 21m 49s | ||||||
| 9/22/25 | #360 - Bootstrapping vs Raising Funds: How AI Is Changing the Game for Indie Founders | I reflect on my recent interview with Craig Hewitt, founder of Castos. I dive into the trade-offs between bootstrapping and raising venture capital. I share my thoughts on how AI is changing entrepreneurship and jobs. I talk about my own experiences with product pivots and tough market challenges. I explain how I use AI to boost efficiency in my startup journey. Building products is easier than ever, but getting distribution right is still the hardest part. Twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiago-ferreira-48562095/Timestamps by PodsqueezeIntroduction and Recap of Previous Episode (00:00:02)Raising Funds vs. Bootstrapping (00:01:20)Valuation, Market Size, and Risks of Raising (00:03:59)Analyzing Competitors and Market Potential (00:09:13)Calculating Market Size and Revenue Projections (00:10:21)How Much to Raise and Lessons from Greg Hewett (00:11:32)Benefits of Not Raising and Work-Life Balance (00:12:54)AI’s Impact on Productivity and Hiring (00:12:54)Long-Term Thinking and Consistency (00:13:59)AI’s Negative Impact on Jobs and the Economy (00:16:25)Building Resilient Businesses and Diversification (00:18:58)Turning a Landing Page into a Revenue Stream (00:20:01)Iterating the Business Model and Monetization (00:21:08)Distribution as the Key Bottleneck (00:22:15)Leveraging Distribution Channels for Growth (00:23:20)Conclusion and Call to Action (00:24:39) | 26m 42s | ||||||
| 9/16/25 |  #359 - Interviewing Craig Hewitt on International Expansion, AI and Raising Funds While Building Castos | I chat with Craig Hewitt , founder of Castos. We talk about his journey from running a podcast editing agency to building a SaaS hosting platform. We cover the challenges of bootstrapping, raising funds, and going international. Craig shares how he uses distribution channels, how AI affects small teams, and what it’s like to scale in a niche market. We end with advice for indie founders on picking business models, taking risks, and keeping up with tech changes.My twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoAbout Craig HewittTwitter: https://x.com/TheCraigHewittPodcast: https://roguestartups.com/Timestamps by PodsqueezeGreg’s Background and Starting Podcast Motor (00:01:02)Getting First Clients and Sales Approach (00:06:29)US vs. Europe: Customer Acquisition Differences (00:08:25)Localization and Multi-Currency Pricing (00:13:18)Transition from Agency to SaaS: Castus (00:16:30)Distribution Channels and Product Positioning (00:19:06)Impact of AI on Team and Product Development (00:25:28)Bootstrapping vs. Raising Money: Tiny Seed Experience (00:30:25)Agency vs. SaaS: Which to Start First? (00:31:33)Tiny Seed Accelerator: Value and Learnings (00:35:55)Distribution, Churn, and Growth Challenges (00:38:56)Balancing Family, Agency, SaaS, and Accelerator (00:41:05)Using Investment to Scale and the Realities of Raising Money (00:44:05)Investor Returns and Exit Expectations (00:51:19)Podcasting Market Realities and Churn (00:54:10)Pricing, Retention, and Content Marketing Plateau (00:57:23)What to Do When Growth Plateaus (01:00:59)AI’s Impact on SaaS and the Economy (01:10:21)US vs. Europe: Entrepreneurial Mindset Differences (01:14:53)Conclusion and Where to Find Greg (01:17:58)Links and Mentions Tools and Websites"Castos": "00:01:02""Podcast Motor": "00:01:02""Audacity": "00:05:40""Ecom from Skype": "00:05:40""Blueberry": "00:05:50""Buzzsprout": "00:05:50""Seriously Simple Podcasting": "00:17:36""HubSpot": "00:19:14""Cursor": "00:15:11""Zencastr": "00:22:33""Zoom": "00:22:33""Figma": "00:24:26""Cursor": "00:27:41""TinySeed": "00:30:25""11 Labs": "00:26:30""Claude": "00:26:30""Marnus": "00:26:30""TinySeed": "00:48:33""WordPress": "00:51:19""Podsqueeze": "00:54:10""Apple Podcast Connect": "00:55:13""Rogue Startups": "01:17:58"Books"Steal Like an Artist": "00:19:31"Videos and Podcasts"Nathan Barry's Podcast": "01:08:40" | 1h 15m 18s | ||||||
| 9/8/25 | #358 - How Does Mindset Shape Your Business Success Across Cultures? | I speak about how mindset is shaped by culture and how it impacts business and self-confidence, comparing Portugal, Germany, and the US. I share lessons learned from interacting with entrepreneurs, especially around valuing your work and selling yourself. I talk about my new advertising project, Oliver Media, the challenges of B2B sales, and differences in how people approach business across countries. I reflect on how surrounding yourself with a strong entrepreneurial mindset can change what you believe is possible, and why understanding culture is key for B2B success.Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Episode Overview 00:00:00 How to Support the Podcast & Contact Info 00:01:29 Coworking Space Story & Cultural Observations 00:02:52 Salary Expectations: Portugal vs. Germany 00:03:53 Cultural Mindset and Its Impact 00:05:24 Business Mindset: Portugal vs. US 00:06:47 US Clients and Investment in Projects 00:08:12 Case Study: Portuguese-American Entrepreneur 00:10:38 American Attitude Toward Business and Monetization 00:11:50 Introducing Oliver Media Project 00:12:57 Building a Podcast Advertising Network 00:14:14 Challenges in Portuguese Podcast Advertising 00:15:27 Learning to Sell Advertising as a Product 00:16:35 B2B Sales Focus and Strategy 00:19:49 Cultural Nuances in B2B Sales 00:20:57 Mindset Differences Across Countries and Continents 00:22:02 Learning from American Business Culture 00:23:21 Conclusion and Call for Listener Interaction 00:24:34 | 24m 05s | ||||||
| 9/4/25 | #357 - Is Indie Hacking Dead Or Will It Be Killed By AI? | I reflect on changes in the indie hacking community, especially how Twitter’s algorithm elevated a few “stars” and reduced sharing of useful lessons. I discuss how AI is transforming bootstrapping and SaaS, making coding accessible and raising anxiety about job security. I explore how software is becoming a commodity, what this means for developers and founders, and why owning distribution and marketing will matter most. I share thoughts on diversifying businesses beyond SaaS as AI rapidly evolves, and invite feedback from listeners about their own experiences with AI and entrepreneurship.Twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiago-ferreira-48562095/Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Episode Overview (00:00:00) Podcast Housekeeping and Call for Reviews (00:01:37) Tiago’s Indie Hacking Beginnings (00:03:06) Golden Days of Indie Hacking Community (00:04:27) Rise of Indie Hacking Stars and Algorithm Shift (00:05:45) Vanity Metrics and Decline of Knowledge Sharing (00:07:17) Personal Impact and Disconnection from Community (00:10:12) Platform Comparison: Twitter vs. LinkedIn (00:12:47) Transition to AI and Future of SaaS (00:14:13) Personal Story: Co-founder’s Journey with AI Coding Tools (00:14:13) AI’s Impact on Coding and Productivity (00:15:56) AI in Daily Work and Expanding Use Cases (00:17:09) Anxiety Over AI Replacing Computer-Based Jobs (00:20:08) Threat of Big Tech and Commoditization of Software (00:21:31) Changing Developer Job Market and Skills Gap (00:22:56) Importance of Distribution and Marketing (00:25:56) Existential Questions: AI Replacing Human Intelligence (00:27:16) Human Value in a Post-AI World (00:31:48) Diversification as a Survival Strategy (00:34:25) Uncertain Future and Final Reflections (00:35:39) | 35m 49s | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | #356 - A day in a life of an entrepreneur [Re-published] | Today I am re-publishing an episode from my early days as an entrepreneur. It kind of seems like it was a lifetime ago. I have learned a lot since then. But its cool to go back in time!Hope you enjoy it!Follow me on twitter: https://x.com/wbetiago | 7m 45s | ||||||
| 8/11/25 | #355 - Rob Walling on How To Build a SaaS [Re-Published] | Here is the republish of my chat with Rob Walling, author of the SaaS Playbook. We delved into product pricing, focusing on value alignment rather than greed, and discussed strategic price increases to reduce churn and bolster marketing. Rob also shared when to start paid ads and how to create impactful content. He offered advice on assembling a team within budgetary limits and revealed that smart business structuring can lead to profit with less work. Our conversation ended on the importance of joy in entrepreneurship, emphasizing freedom, purpose, and relationships.These shownotes were created with PodsqueezeLinks and MentionsSAS Playbook: 01:31:58Startups for the Rest of Us Podcast: 01:31:58MicroConf YouTube Channel: 01:31:58The Zen Founder Guide to Founder Retreats: 01:30:39Twitter Thread for Book Recommendations: 01:32:37TimetsampsRob Walling's Book (00:01:16)Writing the Book (00:02:13)Pricing Strategies (00:06:36)OpenAI's Pricing Strategy (00:11:54)Competitive Pricing Strategy (00:13:50)Greed and Motivation (00:16:40)Reasons for Raising Prices (00:17:50)Impact of Pricing on Marketing (00:19:24)Paid Advertising Considerations (00:20:59)Using Ads for SEO Strategy (00:24:57)Marketing Approaches for SaaS (00:29:50)Creating Compelling Content for Reddit (00:32:38)Navigating Reddit and Other Forums (00:34:17)Understanding Marketing and Content Strategies (00:35:20)Challenges of Early-Stage Product Development (00:38:03)Defining Product-Market Fit (00:44:48)Size of the Market (00:48:24)Total Reachable Market (00:49:01)Reaching 100% of the Paying Market (00:50:42)Total Addressable Market (00:51:00)Escape Velocity (00:54:20)Business Plateau (00:55:39)Hiring and Team Growth (00:57:24)Managing People (01:03:09)Owner and Founder Level Thinkers (01:04:35)Challenges of Hiring and Paying Employees (01:05:33)Remote Work and Cost-Effective Hiring (01:07:18)Working On vs. In the Business (01:10:33)Achieving Work-Life Balance and Financial Success (01:14:51)Earning Wealth and the Challenges of Autopilot Income (01:19:44)Investing and Selling Assets (01:20:21)Tax Treatment and Selling SaaS Companies (01:21:14)Wealth and Freedom (01:22:09)Finding Happiness as an Entrepreneur (01:23:04)Retreats and Self-Reflection (01:30:10)Recommendations and Conclusion (01:31:58) | 1h 33m 51s | ||||||
| 8/3/25 |  #354 - I Asked ChatGPT How To Get to $1M ARR! | I interview ChatGPT (calling it Alex) and challenge it to create a roadmap from zero skills to $1M ARR in five years. We break down the best skills to learn (coding, sales), how to choose a profitable niche, and why B2B SaaS for remote creative collaboration is a strong bet. I dive into practical steps: market research, MVP building, pricing, and B2B outreach. I reflect on sales cycles, pricing strategy, and the impact of AI tools on entrepreneurship. I question bootstrapping, validation, and staying ahead as the landscape rapidly evolves.Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Episode Setup (00:00:00) Naming ChatGPT and Framing the Challenge (00:02:09) Defining “Rich” and Setting the Revenue Goal (00:03:10) Defining the Starting Point and Essential Skills (00:04:03) Learning to Code in the Age of AI (00:05:56) Timeline for Learning Coding Skills (00:07:09) Sales as an Alternative Path (00:08:02) Combining Skills and Setting the Five-Year Plan (00:09:22) Market Selection and Research (00:09:44) Examples of Promising Markets (00:10:58) Evaluating and Sizing a Market (00:12:01) How to Research and Validate a Market (00:13:01) Choosing the Best Market Right Now (00:14:06) Existing Tools in the Remote Work Space (00:14:43) Framework for Finding Opportunities in Remote Work (00:15:17) Selecting a Specific Problem to Solve (00:16:20) Zeroing in on a Concrete Product Idea (00:17:33) Distribution and Go-to-Market Strategy (00:18:13) Targeting and Reaching Decision Makers (00:19:19) Preparation Timeline for Outreach (00:21:02) Warming Up Specific Contacts (00:21:26) Example Target Companies (00:22:06) Pricing Strategy for B2B SaaS (00:22:48) Justifying Tiered Pricing (00:24:14) Timeline to Reach 1 Million IRR (00:25:09) Step-by-Step Action Plan (00:26:33) Closing and Reflections (00:28:03) Final Thoughts and Outro (00:36:07) | 35m 54s | ||||||
| 7/28/25 |  #353 - Should I Buy My First Sailboat? | I talk about my personal dilemma: should I buy a boat now or wait? I share my love for sailing, the costs and challenges of boat ownership, and my ideas to make it affordable—like renting it on Airbnb. I discuss chasing dreams versus saving or investing money, and ask if achieving goals is better than the journey itself. Finally, I mention trying to negotiate the boat price by offering my web skills. I’d love your feedback—message me on Twitter (@wbtiago).My Twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoTimestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Personal Dilemma (00:00:01) Podcast Housekeeping & Audience Engagement (00:00:52) The Caribbean Fisherman Story (00:01:56) Reflection on Chasing Success (00:03:00) The Gambler and the Devil Story (00:05:13) Current Financial Situation (00:06:34) Passion for Sailing and Background (00:07:36) Debating the Investment (00:08:41) Understanding the Value of the Chase (00:09:42) Practical Challenges of Boat Ownership (00:10:51) Marina Costs and Scarcity (00:12:02) Boat Depreciation and Resale Value (00:13:15) Offsetting Costs: Airbnb Rental (00:14:20) Offsetting Costs: Tourism Experiences (00:15:23) Offsetting Costs: Renting to Sailors (00:17:17) Focusing on Airbnb as the Best Option (00:18:12) Negotiating with the Boat Owner (00:19:20) Next Steps and Request for Advice (00:20:16) Episode Wrap-Up and Recommendation (00:21:21) | 22m 24s | ||||||
| 7/21/25 | #352 - Which Businesses Have the Best Multiples in 2025? | I break down key insights from a digital business acquisition report by Flippa. I share which business models are getting the highest multiples (SaaS, content sites, YouTube channels), highlight surprising trends in buyer interest, explain what affects deal speed and size, and give quick tips for founders considering selling (or buying) right now. I discuss why resilience matters, what’s in demand, and practical ways to increase your business valuation. I also reflect on my own plans for diversification and content investments after reading this report.My twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoFlippa's Report: https://flippa.com/blog/online-business-ma-analysis-on-flippa-navigating-the-new-digital-ma-landscape/Timestamps by PodSqueezeIntroduction and Podcast Overview (00:00:08) Flipboard Report Background (00:01:10) Trends in Buyer Sophistication and Seller Exits (00:02:15) YouTube Business Sales and Growth Stats (00:03:28) Content Business Demand and Notable Sale (00:04:42) Popular Search Keywords and E-commerce Demand (00:05:56) Least Searched Keywords and Crypto Decline (00:06:59) Deal Closing Timelines and Influencing Factors (00:08:03) Buyer Types and Deal Sizes (00:10:16) Geographic Reach and Notable Deals (00:11:30) Valuation Multiples by Business Type (00:13:58) What Drives Multiples and Market Resilience (00:19:27) Advice for Sellers and Buyers (00:20:52) Diversification and Personal Takeaways (00:21:55) Episode Wrap-Up and Next Episode Teaser (00:24:03) | 23m 52s | ||||||
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