Founder · Magnor Equity Partners
John Magnor
Founder of Magnor Equity Partners. He takes equity in B2B companies and runs their entire client acquisition: paid ads, email, backend sales systems, and the sales team.
Or write to magnorequitypartners@gmail.com
- $500,000 Per month at Trustify, built from college
- 4 B2B companies currently scaling
- 4 Functions owned inside every partner company
- Minority Equity positions. Founders keep control
Who is John Magnor?
John Magnor is the founder of Magnor Equity Partners, a holding company that takes equity positions in B2B companies and runs their client acquisition end to end.
The model is simple. Magnor Equity Partners looks for B2B companies with a proven offer and a ceiling they cannot break through on their own, then takes over the entire revenue engine: paid acquisition, email campaigns, backend selling systems, and the sales team itself. John has built and trained multiple virtual sales teams and installs that infrastructure directly into partner companies rather than advising from the outside.
He started Trustify in college and grew it to $500,000 per month, then sold half the company to an operator so he could scale several businesses at once instead of being the bottleneck in one.
Magnor Equity Partners is currently scaling four B2B companies and taking on a small number of new positions each year.
What does John Magnor work on?
John Magnor runs client acquisition for the companies Magnor Equity Partners holds equity in. Four functions, installed inside the business rather than handed over as a playbook.
- 01
Paid advertising
Account structure, creative, budget, and conversion tracking measured against closed revenue.
- 02
Email
Outbound and lifecycle campaigns, sending infrastructure, and deliverability.
- 03
Backend systems
CRM, pipeline stages, and the follow up automation that stops leads rotting.
- 04
Sales teams
Hiring, scripts written from recorded calls, weekly call review, and quota.
Which companies does John Magnor run this in?
John Magnor works through Magnor Equity Partners, which currently holds positions in four B2B companies. Trustify is the named one. He started Trustify in college and grew it to $500,000 per month, then sold half of it to an operator.
Where has John Magnor been interviewed?
John Magnor has been interviewed on The Chris Voss Show Podcast, Honest Wealth Builders, and Brainwork Framework. All three cover how B2B companies collect the revenue already sitting in their pipeline.
- The Chris Voss Show Podcast
John Magnor on The Chris Voss Show Podcast
28 minutes
- Honest Wealth Builders
John Magnor on Honest Wealth Builders
54 minutes
- Brainwork Framework
John Magnor on Brainwork Framework
19 minutes
Where does John Magnor write?
John Magnor writes about the parts of client acquisition that are hard to buy: a trained sales team, a follow up process that holds, and paid traffic measured against closed revenue rather than leads.
Common questions about John Magnor
Who is John Magnor?
John Magnor is the founder of Magnor Equity Partners, a holding company that takes equity in B2B companies and runs their client acquisition. He started Trustify in college and grew it to $500,000 per month. He now scales four B2B companies through Magnor Equity Partners.
What does John Magnor do?
John Magnor runs client acquisition for the companies Magnor Equity Partners holds equity in. That means paid advertising, email campaigns, backend selling systems, and building and training the sales teams. He installs that infrastructure inside partner companies rather than advising from the outside.
What is Magnor Equity Partners?
Magnor Equity Partners is the holding company John Magnor founded. It takes equity positions in B2B companies with proven offers and runs their client acquisition end to end: paid advertising, email campaigns, backend selling systems, and sales team management. It holds minority positions.
Get in touch
John Magnor reads magnorequitypartners@gmail.com. Founders asking about an equity partnership should start at the Magnor Equity Partners partner page.