Don't Doubt Your Biz Ideas!
By Stu Leventhal ~ Author Guru Marketing Tips
Are other people or companies already doing what you wish to do as an enterprise?
TODAY'S GURU BIZ QUESTION: Is there a brand or corporation or business leader that you are jealous of? Leave a comment... Tell us who & why you envy them!
Do you have an IDEA that you are really excited about, but you have no idea how to make money from your vision?
Chances are you need a partner who is an expert at what you are not. The idea people do not have to be the business minds too. Usually others, besides the inventor, actually are responsible for getting a new product to the people.
IMPORTANT: There are pros that specializing in writing up proposals for pitching new startup investment opportunities to the people with the funding.
Know that Investors read many proposals and business plans before they choose ones they wish to back. They are looking for an opportunity to make a lot of money from your idea. All you have to do is prove that your funders will get back more than they put into your company once your company gets rolling.
You want seed money, but have you thought about what you are willing to give someone for helping you start your business?
Having a sensible biz idea is just step one. Next you have to put together marketing pitches to sell your idea to investors. I say hire someone for pitching your startup or if you are low on funds then partner with an experienced business plan writer and/or a successful startup consultant.
You are brilliant, so keep inventing. But you need a Sales Pro to pitch to people who have lots of money to risk on new ideas.
Investors are a different breed from the rest of us, so you need a person speaking on your behalf that talks their language.
Yes, you also must have paperwork and marketing proposals all in order, before you approach any serious money lenders or investors. People with lots of money do not have time for listening to half-assed presentations.
TIP: You also need wise partners looking out for you, so investors do not try to steel your idea after you pitch it to them. Some will try to cut you out of your own deal, if they think they can.
TODAY'S GURU BIZ QUESTION: Is there a brand or corporation or business leader that you are jealous of? Leave a comment... Tell us who & why you envy them!
Do you have an IDEA that you are really excited about, but you have no idea how to make money from your vision?
Chances are you need a partner who is an expert at what you are not. The idea people do not have to be the business minds too. Usually others, besides the inventor, actually are responsible for getting a new product to the people.
IMPORTANT: There are pros that specializing in writing up proposals for pitching new startup investment opportunities to the people with the funding.
Know that Investors read many proposals and business plans before they choose ones they wish to back. They are looking for an opportunity to make a lot of money from your idea. All you have to do is prove that your funders will get back more than they put into your company once your company gets rolling.
You want seed money, but have you thought about what you are willing to give someone for helping you start your business?
Having a sensible biz idea is just step one. Next you have to put together marketing pitches to sell your idea to investors. I say hire someone for pitching your startup or if you are low on funds then partner with an experienced business plan writer and/or a successful startup consultant.
You are brilliant, so keep inventing. But you need a Sales Pro to pitch to people who have lots of money to risk on new ideas.
Investors are a different breed from the rest of us, so you need a person speaking on your behalf that talks their language.
Yes, you also must have paperwork and marketing proposals all in order, before you approach any serious money lenders or investors. People with lots of money do not have time for listening to half-assed presentations.
TIP: You also need wise partners looking out for you, so investors do not try to steel your idea after you pitch it to them. Some will try to cut you out of your own deal, if they think they can.