In this episode of The Bottom Line, hosts Cody Wittick and Taylor Lagace engage with Jason Sommerville from GW Partners to delve into the nuances of maximizing enterprise value for founder-owned companies. With over $50 billion in executed transactions, Jason brings his vast expertise in capital markets and strategic planning to the table.

Tune in as Jason demystifies common misconceptions about ad efficiency on Meta and Shopify when adding new sales channels like Amazon. He also underscores the importance of building a robust brand outside of Amazon before incorporating it as a sales channel, drawing attention to success stories like Wildbird. Dive deep into discussions about Return on Ad Spend (ROAS), customer acquisition costs (CAC), and the dynamic market for brand acquisitions.

Don’t miss the practical tips on omnichannel strategies, brand building, and assembling a world-class team to drive your business forward.

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Maximizing Enterprise Value & Planning For Exit (with Jason Somerville)

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