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Paint a vivid, specific picture of these people. 3. Explain why your customers going to give you there hard-earned money. 4. Explain who your competitors are. (And if you say you have no competitors, that is a certain sign you are unsophisticated and deserve no investment money!) 5. Explain why you are the ONE to make this happen. 6. Give your presentation with confidence and enthusiasm. Investors want a founder/CEO to be a chief salesperson; they want to see that you can convince the world of your dream—not just them. 7. Explain what star you can hitch a ride to. Has Best Buy or Radio Shack agreed to distribute your new product? Investors feel much more comfortable knowing you have an established player willing to distribute your wares. 8. Ask for a specific amount of money. If all you do is ask for money, then you can’t complain if an investor gives you $3.25 for a cup of Starbucks coffee. 9. Tell prospects exactly what you are going to spend the money on (hint:a trip to Maui for you and your friends will not impress) 10. Dress well, act confident, and put on the air that you don’t really need their money, but would be willing to accept it if they bring enough to the table to be a strategic partner for you. Sad but true regarding human nature, but people are much more likely to give you money Small Business Merchant Accounts w venture, you should subscribe to the following rules:Most small business owners find themselves in a Catch 22 situation because on one hand, they need to increase the customer base, but on the other hand, they cannot hire enough employees to service these new customers.Small business merchant accounts can help the small business owner to over come this dilemma. Small bu 1. Explain exactly what your business is within the first thirty seconds. Many entrepreneurs waste valuable time giving loads of data, background and other info—all the while investors are left scratching their heads thinking “What does this business actually DO?” 2. Tell your audience who your customers will be. Paint a vivid, specific picture of these people. 3. Explain why your customers going to give you there hard-earned money. 4. Explain who your competitors are. (And if you say you have no competitors, that is a certain sign you are unsophisticated and deserve no investment money!) 5. Explain why you are the ONE to make this happen. 6. Give your presentation with confidence and enthusiasm. Investors want a founder/CEO to be a chief salesperson; they want to see that you can convince the world of your dream—not just them. 7. Explain what star you can hitch a ride to. Has Best Buy or Radio Shack agreed to distribute your new product? Investors feel much more comfortable knowing you have an established player willing to distribute your wares. 8. Ask for a specific amount of money. If all you do is ask for money, then you can’t complain if an investor gives you $3.25 for a cup of Starbucks coffee. 9. Tell prospects exactly what you are going to spend the money on (hint:a trip to Maui for you and your friends will not impress) 10. Dress well, act confident, and put on the air that you don’t really need their money, but would be willing to accept it if they bring enough to the table to be a strategic partner for you. Sad but true regarding human nature, but people are much more likely to give you mone Promotional Products Business >3. Explain why your customers going to give you there hard-earned money.In this day and age, small and big business owners alike, compete against each other to cut a niche in the marketing world. Aggressive advertising is one way companies put forth their business image to build awareness of their company’s name to their target market.The companies hand out products to their established a 4. Explain who your competitors are. (And if you say you have no competitors, that is a certain sign you are unsophisticated and deserve no investment money!) 5. Explain why you are the ONE to make this happen. 6. Give your presentation with confidence and enthusiasm. Investors want a founder/CEO to be a chief salesperson; they want to see that you can convince the world of your dream—not just them. 7. Explain what star you can hitch a ride to. Has Best Buy or Radio Shack agreed to distribute your new product? Investors feel much more comfortable knowing you have an established player willing to distribute your wares. 8. Ask for a specific amount of money. If all you do is ask for money, then you can’t complain if an investor gives you $3.25 for a cup of Starbucks coffee. 9. Tell prospects exactly what you are going to spend the money on (hint:a trip to Maui for you and your friends will not impress) 10. Dress well, act confident, and put on the air that you don’t really need their money, but would be willing to accept it if they bring enough to the table to be a strategic partner for you. Sad but true regarding human nature, but people are much more likely to give you mone The New HP Laptop With Linux-Is It The Right Choice For You hat you can convince the world of your dream—not just them.In the Microsoft Windows dominated world, it is big news when a company announces that it is going to implement a Linux operating system on one of its computers. It is even more surprising that when that computer is a laptop. But that is exactly what Hewlett-Packard did with its nx5000 HP laptop.While you may have e 7. Explain what star you can hitch a ride to. Has Best Buy or Radio Shack agreed to distribute your new product? Investors feel much more comfortable knowing you have an established player willing to distribute your wares. 8. Ask for a specific amount of money. If all you do is ask for money, then you can’t complain if an investor gives you $3.25 for a cup of Starbucks coffee. 9. Tell prospects exactly what you are going to spend the money on (hint:a trip to Maui for you and your friends will not impress) 10. Dress well, act confident, and put on the air that you don’t really need their money, but would be willing to accept it if they bring enough to the table to be a strategic partner for you. Sad but true regarding human nature, but people are much more likely to give you mone Avoiding Useless Confrontation rbucks coffee.If you are like most people, it will not take long to encounter a situation where you feel slighted in one way or another by someone you are trying to do business with. When these situations arise, it is helpful to know how to approach the problem in a way that results in getting the results you want without throwing gasoli 9. Tell prospects exactly what you are going to spend the money on (hint:a trip to Maui for you and your friends will not impress) 10. Dress well, act confident, and put on the air that you don’t really need their money, but would be willing to accept it if they bring enough to the table to be a strategic partner for you. Sad but true regarding human nature, but people are much more likely to give you money if they feel you don’t really need it. Finally, make each pitch presentation serve as a focus group for your next presentation. When one group of investors asks you a series of questions after you pitch, write down all of those questions and make sure most of them are answered in your next pitch so that the next group doesn’t have to ask them. Keep pitching and keep improving your pitch and eventually you may get funded.
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