Discover the fascinating world of ticket resale as the hosts analyze a unique business generating $1.7 million in cash flow by selling concert and event tickets.
Discover the fascinating world of ticket resale as the hosts analyze a unique business generating $1.7 million in cash flow by selling concert and event tickets.
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In this episode, the team delves into a thriving ticket resale business with substantial cash flow and an intriguing operational history. They explore the impact of events like Covid-19 on its performance, scrutinize its resilience, and evaluate its potential for future growth. The discussion also highlights the benefits of leveraging SBA loans for business acquisitions and the importance of reliable tech partnerships for entrepreneurs.
Key Highlights:
- Overview of the ticket resale business model and its profitability.
- Discussion of operational challenges during Covid-19.
- Insights on evaluating a business's historical performance.
- The role of SBA loans in financing business acquisitions.
- How tech partnerships like Leanware can drive growth.
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