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Fast. Safe. Simple. Investing in online business has never been easier. The Empire Flippers Podcast discusses buying and selling websites, investing in online assets and businesses, and discusses the successes and failures that come with online entrepreneurship.
Greg and a buyer make contractor payroll the question you forgot to ask before signing.
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Business credit, grounded in real operating needs.
Ty Crandall keeps the discussion anchored in practical spending rather than hype. He lays out how vendor relationships and other financing paths can help founders cover equipment, office gear, hiring, and even acquisition plans, which gives the episode clear day-to-day value.
A grounded acquisition discussion that turns main-street businesses into a practical strategy.
This episode makes buying businesses feel concrete by following a guest who has acquired 25 businesses across flooring companies, oil and gas service companies, a fence company, a lighting store, and an HVAC company.
Hiring works better when delivery matters more than polish.
Greg and Mads Singers spend most of the episode on a point that hiring teams often miss: confidence is easy to perform, delivery is not. The stronger thread is behavioral.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Greg Elfrink of Empire Flippers interviews Ty Crandall, CEO of Credit Suite, on how entrepreneurs can build business credit entirely separate from personal credit to fund operations and acquisitions.
Host Greg interviews Mads Singers, a management coach and recruitment expert, about common hiring mistakes for online entrepreneurs.
Greg Elfrink interviews Terry Kyle, co-founder of WPX Hosting and founder of EveryDogMatters.org, about building a 100-person hosting company in Sofia, Bulgaria, and operating a dog shelter.
Greg Elfring interviews John Tilly, founder of Zonguru, about Amazon's Rufus conversational search agent and the Cosmo algorithm that Tilly says maps listings to broader customer intent.
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Interview with Tim Solo of Ahrefs discussing AEO/GEO and the future of SEO for online business owners.
The host discusses strategies for selling an online business to maximize upfront cash and minimize friction, based on conversations at a conference.
Interview with Stephen Schneider, co-founder of Trio SEO, discussing SEO strategies for building a real brand and his experience managing affiliate sites.
Host Greg interviews Kurt Elster about Shopify strategies and transitioning from Amazon FBA to Shopify.
Host Greg Alperin interviews private equity expert Adam Coffey about the rollover strategy and how entrepreneurs can leverage private equity to build and sell companies.
Interview with Taylor Smith about logistics, supply chain, and e-commerce opportunities including TikTok Shop integration with Amazon.
Interview with Frankie Finn about automating agency processes and building a lifestyle business.
Liam Martin describes bootstrapping Time Doctor from a free beta into a seven-figure-revenue remote-work software company after meeting co-founder Rob at South by Southwest.