Company case study

BizBuySell

BizBuySell is an online marketplace for buying and selling businesses. It came up on Koerner Office, hosted by Chris Koerner, in the episode "How I Cloned Two Stupid Simple Apps to Make $30M⏐Ep. #256" (aired December 12, 2025).

At a glance

BizBuySell at a glance
PodcastKoerner Office
Hosted byChris Koerner
EpisodeHow I Cloned Two Stupid Simple Apps to Make $30M⏐Ep. #256
AiredDecember 12, 2025
CategoryMarketplace

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What the episode said

How I Cloned Two Stupid Simple Apps to Make $30M⏐Ep. #256 · aired December 12, 2025 · hosted by Chris Koerner

Why it works

Facilitates connections between buyers and sellers, providing a platform for business transactions.

Founding story

The speaker emphasized the value of researching businesses on this platform to identify opportunities.

The playbook

Encourages users to window shop for businesses and learn about market valuations and operations.

Also mentioned

The speaker actively used this site to gather insights and understand the market dynamics before launching his own ventures.

Why this works now (our analysis)

BizBuySell's online marketplace benefits from the increased adoption of remote business operations, allowing buyers and sellers to connect without geographical limitations. The founder could generate initial revenue by promoting listings on r/Entrepreneur, targeting individuals actively seeking business opportunities. A potential risk for BizBuySell is the challenge of maintaining a robust user base, as reliance on a limited number of listings can lead to fluctuating engagement and revenue streams.

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