In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask chats with Blake Hutchison, CEO of Flippa, about:
– How Flippa became the world’s largest marketplace for digital businesses
– Why investors are flocking to Shopify, YouTube, and AI-driven businesses
– The infrastructure behind small business M&A in the digital age
– What it takes to successfully buy or sell an online business
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Topics Covered
– Blake Hutchison’s career journey from Lonely Planet and Zero to Flippa
– How Flippa helps entrepreneurs buy and sell digital businesses globally
– The most in-demand assets: Shopify, YouTube, and AI businesses
– Why digital businesses trade at lower multiples than public companies
– How Flippa solves the “cold start problem” in marketplaces
– Deal flow, matching technology, and AI in small business M&A
– Examples of entrepreneurs and strategic buyers using Flippa
– Blake’s advice to his younger self on career and growth
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