Summary of This Guide If you own a small or mid-sized business, your most important number is probably SDE, which stands for Seller’s Discretionary Earnings. SDE is the primary figure that buyers and appraisers use to determine the actual value of your company. Why? Because SDE shows...
Most business owners don’t wake up one day ready to sell; it’s a process. The best sales don’t just happen; they’re built on preparation, clarity, and the right guidance. At My Biz Worth, we’ve walked hundreds of owners through the selling process, from early curiosity to...
Summary of This Guide Are you a small business owner thinking about selling your company in the next few years? If you started your business many years ago, the people who want to buy it today are very different. The new generation of buyers, Millennials and...
Summary of This Guide The business world is changing rapidly. In 2026, new computer programs and tools powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) can quickly give you an estimated value for your business. These automated tools excel at performing rapid calculations and analyzing basic financial data. However, finding...
When you schedule your first confidential coaching session with MyBizWorth, you are making one of the smartest moves you can as a business owner. Whether you’re thinking of selling, planning succession, or simply want to increase the value of your business, this session sets the...
When business owners hear about “valuation,” two acronyms often come up: SDE (Seller’s Discretionary Earnings) and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization). Knowing the difference between them helps you pick the right metric—and avoid undervaluing or overpromising. Below is a basic “Business Valuation 101” explanation of both, when...
Even if your business feels stable, there are certain events and warning signs that mean your valuation, what a buyer would pay you, might be out of date. Recognizing them before a sale, gives you time to make changes and potentially increase the value of...
Finally, 2023 is in the books. Good riddance. If your goal is to build a more valuable company in 2024, here are some New Year’s resolutions to consider: Stop chasing revenue.A bigger company is not necessarily a more valuable one if the extra sales come from products and...
When potential acquirers first evaluate your business, most will quickly categorize it into a specific industry. This initial classification can significantly impact the value they place on your business. Some industries are inherently perceived as more valuable than others, and if your business is placed...
When it comes to financing the growth of your business, you may find yourself facing a difficult choice between the lesser of two evils. Selling shares in your business can provide an immediate cash injection, but it means giving up some of your valuable equity...
