Friendly reminder that it's perfectly okay to launch a startup with just a cheap logo and a basic website.

Seriously just ship it.

You don't need a perfect product to start. Get your idea out there and start getting feedback. A fancy logo and a slick website can come later.

You don’t need an innovative startup idea.

You don’t need to invent a new category.

You don’t need to be a market leader.

You don’t need to disrupt anything.

Just solve a problem you understand, serve customers better than others, and build a sustainable business.

Happy Friday from Team acquire.com!

We're dedicated to making life-changing acquisitions as seamless as possible for our founders. Keep pushing forward, and let's make great things happen together!

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Facilitating life-changing acquisitions is what we do.

Your startup will never be perfect and that's okay because your main job as a founder is to just improve a little every day.

Perfection is an impossible goal and chasing it can hold you back. Instead, focus on incremental progress.

Every small improvement, every tweak, and

Boom - stay tuned for some exciting news ahead

Thank gosh acquire.com is hosting a webinar on May 22nd @ 11am PT on strategic pricing to help founders sell their startups for more cash.

And lucky us, they shared the registration link so you can grab a spot and gain wisdom from M&A Advisors:

👉 us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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One of the biggest mistakes you can make as a startup founder is trying to scale something before you've really nailed it.

When you rush to scale you risk amplifying existing flaws and inefficiencies.

Take the time to refine your product, understand your market, and make sure

If you're looking to buy or sell a SaaS startup and you haven't heard of acquire.com, this is your sign to check it out:

Last year, I launched an app in 48 hours and sold it on acquire.com for $65,000 just 3 months later 💸
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Today, I'm sharing the full story on YouTube, from the moment I got the idea to the sale 😄
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It took me 2 weeks working 14-15h/day to learn

Momentum is oxygen for startups.

You have to celebrate the small wins.

Celebrate every successful customer.
Celebrate every month of revenue.
Celebrate every product milestone.
Celebrate every meaningful goal hit.
Celebrate every new happy user.

Take Instagram for example.

Helping founders facilitate acquisitions = access to invaluable firsthand advice.

23-year-old founder Jeel Patel says:

'Innovation doesn't come from disrupting the industry but from doing something better in the industry by finding the gaps'

After helping hundreds of startups get acquired, we've noticed a common problem: founders want to sell quickly and get the most cash but aren't sure how to price their business.

Join our webinar on May 22nd @ 11am PT to learn how to price your biz: 👇us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Staying in the game is a startup strategy.

Finding product-market fit and scaling can take months, years, or even decades. Everyone’s journey is different.

Just don’t compare yourself to others.
Keep building and play the long game.
Because quitting guarantees failure.

Nour Shaaban sold his SaaS on acquire.com for 7 figures.

While he can’t reveal details (NDA), he shared his experience building and selling his business on our podcast.

Listen to Nour's advice to other entrepreneurs trying to create a 7-figure exit:
blog.acquire.com/startup-acquis…

Friendly reminder to bet on yourself and build a startup because one day, you might see yourself on a NY Times Square billboard too.

One of the most important traits for startup founders and entrepreneurs is mental toughness because:

So many times things will go wrong.
So many times people will doubt you.
So many times you’ll work long hours.
So many times you’ll face rejection.
So many times it’ll feel like