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Justin Cooke used to build online businesses himself. But after selling some in an effort to scale up profits in his line of work, he stumbled into a new field: creating and managing a marketplace for buying and selling the type of businesses he had been making.

Through his Empire Flippers marketplace, Justin connects sellers of online businesses with buyers. It’s a business that is still in its infancy as the market for the trading of online businesses - sources of passive cash flow for savvy investors - continues to grow.

Taking a number of cues from real estate, Justin shares with us the past, present, and future of online businesses as investments.

Key takeaways:
  • Online businesses can be a great investment for wealth growth
  • Trading in online businesses as assets is like trading in real estate
  • The market is in its infancy, with lots of exciting growth ahead
Connect with Justin

Hear more from Justin at https://empireflippers.com/podcasts/.

On Twitter On Facebook On LinkedIn

Connect with Jonathan Twombly

Find more great content from Jonathan at www.twobridgesmgmt.com.

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Justin Cooke used to build online businesses himself. But after selling some in an effort to scale up profits in his line of work, he stumbled into a new field: creating and managing a marketplace for buying and selling the type of businesses he had been making.

Through his Empire Flippers marketplace, Justin connects sellers of online businesses with buyers. It’s a business that is still in its infancy as the market for the trading of online businesses - sources of passive cash flow for savvy investors - continues to grow.

Taking a number of cues from real estate, Justin shares with us the past, present, and future of online businesses as investments.

Key takeaways:
  • Online businesses can be a great investment for wealth growth
  • Trading in online businesses as assets is like trading in real estate
  • The market is in its infancy, with lots of exciting growth ahead
Connect with Justin

Hear more from Justin at https://empireflippers.com/podcasts/.

On Twitter On Facebook On LinkedIn

Connect with Jonathan Twombly

Find more great content from Jonathan at www.twobridgesmgmt.com.

Jonathan Twombly on Twitter Jonathan Twombly on LinkedIn

--> Subscribe to the Capital Gains Podcast on Apple Podcasts <--

  continue reading

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