Business Advisor / Business Broker (Independent, 1099)
· United States · 1 mo ago
RemoteRemoteConsulting$100k/yrFull-time
We need to output HTML fragment with headings for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate, navigation, legal, EEO, etc. Also remove application instructions (email, calendar link). Must preserve all substantive info.
We need to parse the posting.
Let's extract content:
Intro: "Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win."
That's about the role/overview.
Then "WHAT YOU WILL DO- Talk to business owners every day. Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow.- Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you.- Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together.- Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide."
That's responsibilities.
Then "Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down."
That's more about services, maybe part of responsibilities or description.
Then "WHAT WE GIVE YOU- Training from a founder who has been building companies since age fifteen and closed his first brokerage deal in 30 days.- A team of advisors who share what works. Nobody here hunts alone.- Listings, marketing, valuation tools, a CRM, and daily support.- Two brands to sell into every conversation: Lion's Den Business Brokerage and L.ion's Den WebTech Our environment is simple: we outwork everybody, and we do it together. There is no corner office to fight over and no ladder to climb over each other. Every advisor runs their own practice, and every advisor has a room full of people who want them to win. We share what works, we pick each other up when a deal falls through, and we celebrate when one closes. We start early, we tell the truth, and we treat every business owner like their life's work matters, because it does. Faith, family, and hard work come first. Lions don't hunt alone, and nobody in the Den ever has to."
That's benefits / what they give.
Then "WHO THIS IS FOR- Real estate agents, loan officers, insurance and financial advisors, and B2B closers who already talk to owners and want a bigger deal.- Veterans and career changers who are willing to outwork everybody.- People who want a motivated lifestyle, high-level income-producing work, and a room full of people who want them to succeed. If you are waiting for easy, this is not for you. If you want to build something, let's talk."
That's qualifications / requirements.
Then contact info: "Email eric@ldbusinessbrokerage.com or pick a time and I'll call you: https://calendar.app.google/tc5VNqCPcpym8c1o8 There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den."
We must remove application instructions (email, calendar link). Also remove "There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den." maybe considered boilerplate? It's a tagline but maybe keep? It's not substantive info about job. Likely remove.
We need to decide sections.
We have:
- About the role: intro paragraph(s) describing role, independent advisors, etc.
- Responsibilities: "WHAT YOU WILL DO" list.
- Qualifications/Requirements: "WHO THIS IS FOR" list.
- Benefits: "WHAT WE GIVE YOU" list.
Potential Skills section? Not explicit. Could combine qualifications and skills. But we should only create sections with real content. We have content for About the role, Responsibilities, Qualifications (who this is for), Benefits. No explicit Pay or Schedule. So we omit those.
We must not create empty sections.
We need to format lists using
for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate, navigation, legal, EEO, etc. Also remove application instructions (email, calendar link). Must preserve all substantive info.
We need to parse the posting.
Let's extract content:
Intro: "Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win."
That's about the role/overview.
Then "WHAT YOU WILL DO- Talk to business owners every day. Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow.- Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you.- Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together.- Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide."
That's responsibilities.
Then "Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down."
That's more about services, maybe part of responsibilities or description.
Then "WHAT WE GIVE YOU- Training from a founder who has been building companies since age fifteen and closed his first brokerage deal in 30 days.- A team of advisors who share what works. Nobody here hunts alone.- Listings, marketing, valuation tools, a CRM, and daily support.- Two brands to sell into every conversation: Lion's Den Business Brokerage and L.ion's Den WebTech Our environment is simple: we outwork everybody, and we do it together. There is no corner office to fight over and no ladder to climb over each other. Every advisor runs their own practice, and every advisor has a room full of people who want them to win. We share what works, we pick each other up when a deal falls through, and we celebrate when one closes. We start early, we tell the truth, and we treat every business owner like their life's work matters, because it does. Faith, family, and hard work come first. Lions don't hunt alone, and nobody in the Den ever has to."
That's benefits / what they give.
Then "WHO THIS IS FOR- Real estate agents, loan officers, insurance and financial advisors, and B2B closers who already talk to owners and want a bigger deal.- Veterans and career changers who are willing to outwork everybody.- People who want a motivated lifestyle, high-level income-producing work, and a room full of people who want them to succeed. If you are waiting for easy, this is not for you. If you want to build something, let's talk."
That's qualifications / requirements.
Then contact info: "Email eric@ldbusinessbrokerage.com or pick a time and I'll call you: https://calendar.app.google/tc5VNqCPcpym8c1o8 There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den."
We must remove application instructions (email, calendar link). Also remove "There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den." maybe considered boilerplate? It's a tagline but maybe keep? It's not substantive info about job. Likely remove.
We need to decide sections.
We have:
- About the role: intro paragraph(s) describing role, independent advisors, etc.
- Responsibilities: "WHAT YOU WILL DO" list.
- Qualifications/Requirements: "WHO THIS IS FOR" list.
- Benefits: "WHAT WE GIVE YOU" list.
Potential Skills section? Not explicit. Could combine qualifications and skills. But we should only create sections with real content. We have content for About the role, Responsibilities, Qualifications (who this is for), Benefits. No explicit Pay or Schedule. So we omit those.
We must not create empty sections.
We need to format lists using - . For prose use
.
We need headings
for each section.
Let's extract precise text.
About the role: combine first paragraph(s) up to before "WHAT YOU WILL DO". The text:
"Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win."
We could also include the later paragraph about Lion's Den is one roof... but that seems more description of services; could be part of About the role or Responsibilities. Might be better to include in About the role as overview. However the instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could merge that into About the role.
But we need to preserve ALL substantive information; we cannot omit. So we need to include that paragraph somewhere. If we put it in About the role, fine.
Let's capture that paragraph:
"Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down."
That's substantive.
Thus About the role could be two paragraphs: first intro, then this description.
Now Responsibilities: list from "WHAT YOU WILL DO-". Items:
- Talk to business owners every day.
- Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow.
- Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you.
- Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together.
- Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide.
We need to preserve punctuation. We'll make each as
- .
Now Qualifications/Requirements: from "WHO THIS IS FOR-". Items:
- Real estate agents, loan officers, insurance and financial advisors, and B2B closers who already talk to owners and want a bigger deal.
- Veterans and career changers who are willing to outwork everybody.
- People who want a motivated lifestyle, high-level income-producing work, and a room full of people who want them to succeed.
- If you are waiting for easy, this is not for you.
- If you want to build something, let's talk.
We could keep as list.
Now Benefits: from "WHAT WE GIVE YOU-". Items:
- Training from a founder who has been building companies since age fifteen and closed his first brokerage deal in 30 days.
- A team of advisors who share what works. Nobody here hunts alone.
- Listings, marketing, valuation tools, a CRM, and daily support.
- Two brands to sell into every conversation: Lion's Den Business Brokerage and L.ion's Den WebTech
Then following paragraph: "Our environment is simple: we outwork everybody, and we do it together. There is no corner office to fight over and no ladder to climb over each other. Every advisor runs their own practice, and every advisor has a room full of people who want them to win. We share what works, we pick each other up when a deal falls through, and we celebrate when one closes. We start early, we tell the truth, and we treat every business owner like their life's work matters, because it does. Faith, family, and hard work come first. Lions don't hunt alone, and nobody in the Den ever has to."
That's also part of benefits/description. Could be included as prose after list.
Thus Benefits section could have a
for the bullet points, then a for the paragraph.
Now we must not include application instructions (email, calendar link). Also remove "There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den." That's likely a tagline; we can drop.
Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win.
Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down.
Responsibilities
- Talk to business owners every day.
- Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow.
- Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you.
- Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together.
- Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide.
Qualifications
- Real estate agents, loan officers, insurance and financial advisors, and B2B closers who already talk to owners and want a bigger deal.
- Veterans and career changers who are willing to outwork everybody.
- People
. We need headings
for each section. Let's extract precise text. About the role: combine first paragraph(s) up to before "WHAT YOU WILL DO". The text: "Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win." We could also include the later paragraph about Lion's Den is one roof... but that seems more description of services; could be part of About the role or Responsibilities. Might be better to include in About the role as overview. However the instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could merge that into About the role. But we need to preserve ALL substantive information; we cannot omit. So we need to include that paragraph somewhere. If we put it in About the role, fine. Let's capture that paragraph: "Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down." That's substantive. Thus About the role could be two paragraphs: first intro, then this description. Now Responsibilities: list from "WHAT YOU WILL DO-". Items: - Talk to business owners every day. - Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow. - Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you. - Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together. - Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide. We need to preserve punctuation. We'll make each as
- for the bullet points, then a
- Talk to business owners every day.
- Find the ones thinking about selling, and the ones who need a better website to grow.
- Run the deal from first conversation to closing, with our process, our tools, and our people behind you.
- Value businesses, market them confidentially, and bring buyers and sellers together.
- Work your own market. We are recruiting worldwide.
- Real estate agents, loan officers, insurance and financial advisors, and B2B closers who already talk to owners and want a bigger deal.
- Veterans and career changers who are willing to outwork everybody.
- People
for the paragraph. Now we must not include application instructions (email, calendar link). Also remove "There was no Jordan without Scottie Pippen. Join the Den." That's likely a tagline; we can drop. Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
Join the Den. Lions don't hunt alone. Lion's Den Business Advisors is building a team of independent advisors who help business owners sell, buy, and grow. We are a business brokerage and a web technology company under one roof, so every advisor walks into a conversation with two things to offer an owner: a path to sell the business, and a way to make it worth more before they do. This is not a job with a desk and a boss. It is your own practice, backed by a team that wants you to win.
Lion's Den is one roof for a business owner's whole journey. Thinking about selling? We start with a free, confidential valuation, then market the business quietly and bring the right buyer to the table. Looking to buy? Our Exclusive Buyers Program puts you first in line on listings before they go public, with an advisor working the search for you. Need capital? Lion's Den Success Funding gets startups with 700+ credit up to $100K to launch, files the LLC, and has options for established owners too. Want to grow before you sell? Lion's Den WebTech builds and tunes the website that makes your business worth more. And for the people who want to do this work themselves, we train and back independent advisors through Join the Den. Sell it, buy it, fund it, grow it, or build a career doing it. Always look up. Never down.