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Former Combat Unit Veterans Sell AI Startup Vizby Within a Year

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Four Israeli Entrepreneurs Sell AI Startup Vizby for Millions

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Four young Israeli entrepreneurs, aged 28, sold their AI marketing startup Vizby for millions of shekels less than a year after founding it, without seeking outside investment. The company's AI platform helps Shopify sellers improve marketing and management strategies. Vizby's founders focused on product development over fundraising, showcasing the potential of AI and young entrepreneurs in the innovation sector.

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  • Four Israeli entrepreneurs sold their AI startup Vizby for millions of shekels.
  • The startup was founded less than a year ago and achieved the sale without outside funding.
  • Vizby offers an AI platform to help Shopify sellers improve marketing and management.
  • The founders prioritized product development over seeking venture capital investment.
  • The sale highlights the growing potential of AI and young entrepreneurs in innovation.

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