Ace Chapman
Ace Chapman, AceChapman.com
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 424 Ace Chapman
Ace Chapman has been purchasing websites to create income streams for over 16 years. The first website he bought was an online stock market simulator in the early days of the Internet.
He purchased the website, made some changes, and grew it from 10,000 to 250,000 users before selling it. Since that initial website, he has built systems around buying and managing Internet-based businesses, completing close to 200 deals.
Ace has spent years developing his contacts with the right people. His team, and extended network, finds, inspects and completes his proprietary due diligence process on deals before they make it through his deal funnel.
He has taken his time building relationships throughout the world with people who will, one day, be interested in selling their websites. His process is one of the reasons that the majority of his partners return after each deal. His model is the best solution for people who want to quickly increase their income.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Ace Chapman about building a 12 million-dollar micro private equity fund.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● How you can buy income instead building income.
● Why entrepreneurs shouldn’t expect their business to last forever.
● How you should know when to let your business go to maintain a high ROI.
● Why smaller purchases yield bigger returns that larger purchases.
● How COVID-19 is bringing more motivated sellers to the market.
Connect with Ace:
Guest Contact Info
@acechapman
facebook.com/websiteinvestors
Links Mentioned:
acechapman.com
Links Mentioned:
acechapman.com
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