Mark Daoust
Guest Writer /
Founder, Quiet Light Brokerage
Mark Daoust’s passion for creating sales agreements that benefit both sides of the table led him to create Quiet Light Brokerage in 2007. Guided by the bedrock values of honesty, integrity and transparency, Daoust built Quiet Light to help sellers of internet businesses. His own business recently was selected as the #1 brokerage for buying and selling websites valued at over $1 million. Quiet Light and Daoust are headquartered in Minnesota, where Mark sometimes gets to run home to help his wife teach a quick class to his four children.
Amazon
Here's How Amazon is Making Their Fulfillment Businesses More Valuable
Third party sellers and those who dropship will have to make changes.
Women Entrepreneurs
5 Reasons Women Entrepreneurs Should Consider Buying a Business (Infographic)
Women comprise a growing percentage of entrepreneurs but seem less interested in buying a business than in starting their own.
Acquisitions
The Pros and Cons of Buying a 'Fulfillment by Amazon' Business
FBA businesses are the hot new trend, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's right for you.
Website Optimization
3 Tricks to Increase Your Online Business's Value
Pay attention to these three issues and watch your website's value grow.
worth-knowing
5 Lessons Learned From Serial 7-Figure Sellers
How do these entrepreneurs manage to repeatedly sell their companies for $1 million or more? Read on.
worth-knowing
Don't Regret Selling Your Internet Business
Taxes, a better plan and an exit strategy. Think about these things before handing over the keys.
Business Moving Forward
Digitally Sold: The Logistics of Transferring Your Online Business
Instead of handing over keys to a building, you're transferring account passwords, intellectual property and domain names.
Family
How I Manage 5 Kids and a Growing Business
Carve out 'sacred time' with your kids every night. Because they don't stay young forever.
Acquisitions
7 Reasons Why Your Business Will Never Be Acquired and What You Can Do About It (Infographic)
Luckily, these issues are all factors business owners can control.
