Google acquired 4 companies since 2013 for over $500,000,000 each.

Google acquired 4 companies since 2013 for over $500,000,000 each.

When it comes to being extremely successful when it comes to online marketing and websites, you will want to think of getting in the sights of Googles business buying team. They are very generous when they find something they like, so think of what you can design that would compliment one of their systems. It's not going to be an easy task and you will invest a lot of time and money into it, but it's definitely worth it if you can sell to Google or another big corporation

So let's get started.

Here is a list of the last 4 acquisitions Google made since 2013 which were at least $750,000,000

Waze (waze.com)
Waze was founded in order to share real time traffic delays around your area. Drivers are the ones who are helping each other out when it comes to construction or accidents and how to avoid them to have the quickest travel times. The best part about this is that the users don't have to actually report anything themselves, if the app is open it will calculate overall travel times and your speed along with your location and compile all the data with other users to get an accurate calculation.

Waze was acquired by Google in January of 2013 for $5,100,000,000. Yes, that's over a billion dollars for a traffic app that users don't even have to use The beauty of this app is that it helps with Google Maps and that is the main reason Google purchased it. You don't even realize you're using the code from Waze when you open up maps, but how do you think you get all those red and yellow bars popping up on your maps when you're driving


Nest Labs (nest.com)
Nest labs was originated to make your home automation more cutting edge by adding self learning and wifi enabled thermostats, smoke detectors and security systems to the market. Back in 2011 it released it's very first product, the Nest Learning Thermostat and it was an instant hit with anyone from tech geeks to stay at home moms. In 2013 Nest Labs then launched it's Nest Protect Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detector with a great deal of success due to it's automation just like the thermostat. After Nest Labs acquired the company Dropcam, they then launched a newly re-branded Cam that was released to the public in 2015. They certainly have a good track record over the last few years even though they only have a few big products, but all you need is 1 to be found online

Nest Labs was acquired by Google in January of 2014 for $5,200,000,000. That's a staggering amount for this company, but if you're like me, you can see the promise it has


Google DeepMind (deepmind.com)
DeepMind Technologies Ltd is an artificial intelligence company, or an AI company that primarily builds algorithms for a lot of the games, simulations and eCommerce apps you see today. The great thing about this company is that they are on the back end of a ton of things and you don't even know it, but Google does They cater to an international market which means more companies to work with for a higher dollar value at their next evaluation

DeepMind Technologies Ltd. was acquired by Google in late January of 2014 for $750,000,000. Not a bad paycheck if you ask me


Apigee (apigee.com)
If you deal with API's then you've probably heard of apigee since they are one of the leaders of API technology for big corporations and developers. Some of the customers of Apigee are as follows: eBay, Walgreens, Bechtel and Gilt Groupe and this doesn't even cover the tens of thousands of developers who utilize Apigee to help with their own API's and applications.

Apigee was acquired by Google in early september of 2016 for $975,000,000. I can see exactly why they purchase this company since they have an enormous marketplace that they can market their newly acquired API company to




These are the last 4 acquisitions that Google has made since 2013 which were at least $750,000,000. Google doesn't play around when it comes to something they want, so do you have plans of starting something like these businesses?



In conclusion:
If you have something that can benefit Google in a major way, you have a chance of getting on their radar and turning a major profit. Now most of these companies that I listed above were already making millions each year, so you'll have to grind like a champ or get funding each year from private investors and still bootstrap everything. It's possible to do so get out there and start developing something great




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