Alex Hormozi
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Type: Person
Description: Alex Hormozi is a highly successful entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist known for his expertise in business optimization, scaling, and profit maximization. He's the co-founder and managing partner of Acquisition.com, a portfolio of companies generating over $250 million in annual revenue (as of February 1st, 2025). Before Acquisition.com, he founded several other businesses, including Gym Launch (a business that helps gym owners build profitable gyms), Prestige Labs, and ALAN. He's also the author of "$100M Offers: How To Make Offers So Good People Feel Stupid Saying No," a book detailing his business scaling strategies. His work has involved scaling thousands of fitness businesses and other companies across various industries, including software, service, e-commerce, and brick-and-mortar. Currently, he and his wife, Leila, focus on investing in and scaling founder-led service-based businesses.
Website: https://acquisition.com
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Total Mentions: 46
Subreddit Mentions:
Positive Mentions: 37
Negative Mentions: 2
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May 16, 2025
I failed... a lot. But today, I can finally post a damn W. We just got our 100th subscriber. I could cry.
💬 19 comments
⬆︎ 18 upvotes
Alex Hormozi, Sam Parr, and Steven are mentioned as sources of information that the user listened to.
Found in /r/SideProject/May 16, 2025
I failed... a lot. But today, I can finally post a damn W. We just got our 100th subscriber. I could cry.
💬 13 comments
⬆︎ 13 upvotes
Mentioned as an example of what the poster was listening to
Found in /r/SaaS/May 8, 2025
Why This Plumbing Company Couldn’t Grow
💬 9 comments
⬆︎ 0 upvotes
The post references Alex Hormozi and his business advice, highlighting his insights on business growth strategies.
Found in /r/Construction/May 2, 2025
Where Do I Even Start?
💬 19 comments
⬆︎ 12 upvotes
Referring to books.
Found in /r/DigitalMarketing/May 2, 2025
Is it worth building a personal brand as a startup founder? I will not promote
💬 44 comments
⬆︎ 24 upvotes
Mentioned as a person to check out.
Found in /r/startups/Apr 30, 2025
What do you guys think about 16 hours a day?
💬 34 comments
⬆︎ 19 upvotes
The user recommends a podcast and lists it as an example of helpful content.
Found in /r/selfimprovement/Apr 23, 2025
Recommended Youtube channels about SaaS
💬 19 comments
⬆︎ 13 upvotes
Mentioned and recommended.
Found in /r/SaaS/Apr 22, 2025
Alex Hormozi comes across to me like a fake guru. He gives very basic, rudimentary advice—like doing to something consistently that most people should already know but often don’t. Then he repackages that advice, essentially making money off stupid people. What’s your opinion of him?
💬 92 comments
⬆︎ 78 upvotes
User states 'He’s an EXCELLENT speaker'
Found in /r/marketing/Apr 22, 2025
Alex Hormozi comes across to me like a fake guru. He gives very basic, rudimentary advice—like doing to something consistently that most people should already know but often don’t. Then he repackages that advice, essentially making money off stupid people. What’s your opinion of him?
💬 19 comments
⬆︎ 0 upvotes
The user claims to owe a lot of their success to Alex Hormozi.
Found in /r/digitalnomad/Apr 19, 2025
How can I start tutoring online and find students easily?
💬 4 comments
⬆︎ 2 upvotes
Mentioned as a source of information, not directly promoting.
Found in /r/sidehustle/Subscribe to our newsletter!
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