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Prolly worth noting that all of the "value-based" exits were basically talent acquisitions of essentially just the founding team (though the Auctomatics had a c
by aston 19y ago
Prolly worth noting that all of the "value-based" exits were basically talent acquisitions of essentially just the founding team (though the Auctomatics had a couple employees).
I think the effect we're seeing here is that it takes more than a year to build your company up to a multi-million dollar valuation. Community sites have the upside of being able to show traffic numbers as a proxy for value, but ultimately no matter your space, if you want a $15 million exit, you can't sell out six months in for $2 million.
- SwellJoe 19y agoAbsolutely true. Communities take time, no matter how fast you can code. Value takes time, too, but if you work really fast and sell really cheap, you can seemingly be in business and sold out in six months. I think it'd be really interesting to know just how much all of the exits were worth.