· How to position yourself as a credible buyer — even if you’ve never acquired a business before · How to find motivated sellers directly (without brokers or auctions) · What to say on first calls so owners actually want to sell to you · Handling seller objections and building trust during negotiations · How to quickly assess whether a deal is worth pursuing (structuring) · How leveraged acquisitions really work in the lower mid market · Structuring offers that get accepted without overpaying · Term sheets and negotiation tactics used in real transactions · How deals are actually funded (including low or no equity structures) · Due diligence — what really matters vs what wastes time · The legal process explained in plain English · How to grow and de risk a business after acquisition Why is it free? With 108 transactions under my belt this gives me opportunities to share my knowledge and expertise with like minded people that may lead to us joint venturing like I did on most of these transactions. Like Steve who acquired a £11M Revenue 1.4M EBITDA in 2024 or between 2020-2022 David acquired 20+ companies! To register https://paulseabridge.online/free-dealmaker-training Last places and once they are gone, they are gone – we will be closing registration tomorrow.

Hello everyone, I work for Dunham Massey Investment Group (https://www.dmig.co.uk/) around 120m in revenue, I source and advise deals around the 10m-75m region, the reason for this message is that I’m slowly starting to set up a firm that I’ll begin properly around the end of this year named Whirlow House Partners I’ll attach the website. (https://whirlowhousepartners.com/) It’s not finished yet but gives an idea the angle I’m aiming at, buying smaller companies around the 1m-25m mark and I’m starting to look for a team to launch with. I’m aiming at the hard FM and building services sector, if you’d like to know more feel free to message me, even if it’s unrelated I’d like to make some connections 👍 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielkayani?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios

Most creators think buyers want followers. They don’t. They want: ✅ Predictable recurring revenue ✅ Systems + data they can diligence ✅ A platform they can plug into their ecosystem That’s why companies buy platforms like Twitch or media assets like The Hustle — not individual creators. They’re buying distribution, attention, and community at scale. Watch the full video to understand the play 👇 And if you want to learn how deals like this actually happen: 👉 Grab your free DealMaker training: https://paulseabridge.online/free-dealmaker-training

Buying individual creators doesn’t scale. They’re human → unpredictable, burnout-prone, and dependent on algorithms. That means high-risk valuations. What does scale? Platforms. Communities. Creator-run businesses. Because they have: ✔ Systems & infrastructure ✔ Transferable value ✔ Recurring revenue That’s the real asset — not the creator, but the engine. 🎥 There’s a full YouTube video where I explain this in depth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N5z9CAb5No If you want to learn how to find and acquire these assets: 👉 https://paulseabridge.online/free-dealmaker-training

Brands aren’t buying influencers anymore. They’re buying ecosystems. Creator-first platforms. Niche communities. Audience-owned infrastructure. Why? Because creators don’t scale. They’re human.Unpredictable. Revenue tied to algorithms, audience mood, and burnout. That’s fragile. Ecosystems = recurring revenue, owned distribution, leverage. This shift is accelerating — and 2026 will explode. I break it down in the full video: 🎥 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N5z9CAb5No We’re also running a free DealMaker training — join the waitlist for more info: 👉 https://paulseabridge.online/free-dealmaker-training