Marketing Due Diligence: What Investors Actually Look For (and What They Hope They Don’t Find)
Most founders prepare for due diligence by tightening up their numbers. They clean up financials. Gather contracts and scrub the CRM. But there’s one area that gets overlooked again and again: marketing. Not because it’s unimportant—because it’s misunderstood.
In a high-stakes transition, investors and acquirers don’t just want to know how you generate leads. They want to know how well your marketing systems, brand, and messaging hold up under pressure. Will they survive without the founder? Ca…





