Top Clicks in August

Highlighting the most popular content and business listings in August.

Roman Beylin

Sep 04, 2022

Hello Friends!

I’m trying something new for The Business Inquirer.

Below you will find the most clicked (i.e. popular) content and business listings in August.

I’m thinking of sending this at the end of each month.

What do you think?

🔥 Most Popular Business Listings

These were the most clicked business listings for August in The Business Inquirer.

🧐Content & Twitter

These are the most clicked content and Twitter threads for August in What I Learned Last Week.

Building a Business from Data Is Hard—Here’s How the Winners Do It

Nathan Lenahan | Changing lives through the trades @n8lenahan

So we bought a home service business - 8 month update A [long] thread What have we learned?

SMBAcquisitionAttorney @SMB_Attorney

This is a no-holds-barred, “I am going to rip an LOI apart, throw it on the table, and dissect it in front of you,” kind of thread. Read this thread 2X, and you’ll be smarter than 90% of your buy-side competition. Let's go...

Bruce Marks @sbabmarks

Lost a $5.0 million dollar deal this week IN CLOSING Thought I would share why 😳

Matthias Smith- Founder @ Pioneer Capital Advisory @SBA_Matthias

There is an exodus that is unravelling that I am watching with a front row seat. Wall Street Bankers are choosing to leave their jobs to pursue ETA. Over the past month, I have spoken with a number of people in this category. Why is this happening? I will dive in here:

Sieva Kozinsky @SievaKozinsky

Here’re 12 questions to ask when buying a business:

Brett Caughran @FundamentEdge

My 7 category, 27-point investment stock checklist, and some thoughts on checklists as an investment tool:

MarkEMagaro @MarkMagaro

I acquired a company about 18 months ago and I'm sharing the 7 biggest mistakes I made as a buyer and as an operator to help others avoid the the same ones. Some of these are really dumb. If I knew about SMB twitter earlier, I could've avoided some of these.

Please let me know what you think.

Should I send this type of summary at the end of each month?

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