sales Jesse Tinsley Drops $9.2M on Recruiter.com & Employer.com Acquisitions Discussed

[silentg]

In this video, Jesse Tinsley, the founder of Recruiter.com, shares his journey of building a $250 million business from scratch by acquiring premium domain names. He discusses the importance of acquiring premium domains like Recruiter.com, Employ.com, and Employer.com, and how they have helped him build a successful business. He also shares his experience of acquiring a publicly traded company and the challenges he faced during the process. Additionally, he provides advice to aspiring entrepreneurs on how to build a successful business by acquiring premium domain names and leveraging them strategically.

• Why did Jesse Tinsley spend $9.2M on a premium domain name? ($9.2M is a bit of an exaggeration. They actually paid closer to $450k cash down but the deal structure could make it up to a $9.2M purchase)
• How can creative deal structuring help you acquire businesses with little upfront cost?
• What are the advantages of owning strong domains like employer.com or recruiter.com?
• How do you create value through unconventional acquisitions and roll-ups?
• What industries does Jesse see as the biggest opportunities for the future?

 

[equity78]

Not sure he is talking about Employ.com. I think it's the valued structure on Employer.com.

It's interesting the description is different on the video now from what you posted. I wonder if Nik screwed up. He does not own Employ.com

 

[silentg]

Jesse posted he acquired Employer.com for $450k

https://twitter.com/x/status/1861243509006848065

"$9.2M is a bit of an exaggeration. They actually paid closer to $450k cash down but the deal structure could make it up to a $9.2M purchase"

@equity78 yeah you're right.

Reported the post for correction

 

[enterscope]

Smart guy, these will certainly prove to be wise investments as their company grows.

 

[silentg]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1863764452107280589

The entire purchase will have paid for itself in the first month.