This Simple, 3 Step Method Helped Us Collect A 6 Figure Pay Day by Helping A Startup Raise $5.5M In 6 Weeks By Just Sending A Few Messages A Day
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Startups need help raising capital
Running a business is simple in theory, if you really break it down, there’s only 3 components:
You have marketing to attract new customers towards your product or service.
You have sales to be able to exchange their hard earned cash for your product or service.
And ultimately you need to be able to fulfill the promise through your product or service.
These 3 components are simple enough to learn.
Market it, sell it, and build it.
And if you have some profit left to continue this process, congrats, you are in business.
So why isn’t everyone rushing to become an entrepreneur if it’s that simple?
Well, you see there’s a bit of a problem for most entrepreneurs.
Let’s get back to the 3 components:
Marketing
in order to do a successful marketing campaign you need traffic, also known as eyeballs. This isn’t free. You need to either be willing to pay for ads, pay for an influencer to shout you out, or build an audience over time, and time is money.
Sales
If you can sell that’s fantastic, you’re an asset for your own business. But what happens when you fill your own calendar with meetings? You become capped, you can’t grow any further. Which means you need to invest money into hiring others. If you can’t sell, you need to hire from the beginning.
Fulfillment
You could be fulfilling yourself, if you’re a freelancer, but then who’s selling for you? Can you do both and grow a multimillion dollar business? Chances are the answer to that is no. You will need to hire additional people in order to grow your business.
“I don’t sell a service, I sell a product”
Great, how are you going to improve it, build features, support your existing customers?
The problem is very clear when you do the math.
You need MONEY in order to scale a business.
But don’t worry there’s a few ways to get this money.
In fact, you will learn in a few minutes how you can use one of these ways to make top dollars yourself.
So here are the ways entrepreneurs fund their businesses:
Bootstrapping
The founder funds it themselves using their own hard earned money. The problem here is clear, you will risk a lot, if you don’t have a lot of money to start with. And you are limited to the size of your bank account.
Friends, Family and Fools
This one is funny, collect small investments from friends and family or anyone foolish enough to risk their money, or at least that’s how the joke goes. Risks? Broken relationships if things don’t pan out.
Debt
You get to keep 100% ownership of your company with this one, but what happens when the interest starts to add up? Plus banks hate lending money to startups.
Angel Investors & Venture Capital (VCs)
These are my favorite for a couple of reasons.
1) They invest in exchange for equity, which means that they will own a piece of the company. That makes them have skin in the game, so they will happily share resources beyond money with the founder.
2) They can invest A LOT and bring others who will invest even more.
In fact, we recently reached out ourselves to VCs and managed to raise 7 figures for a project in the idea phase in just 6 weeks.
It’s super easy to get investors to respond if you know what you’re doing.
There’s an opportunity to help them raise capital
And the best part about this, is NOT that you can do this for your own company to raise capital.
Startups are so desperate for this knowledge that they will gladly pay you 6 figures to help them raise capital.
9 out of 10 startups will fail.
According to a 2021 CBInsights report, there are 12 reasons why startups fail.
But check this out:
Almost 40% of startups never even get a chance to market or get outcompeted by similar products.
They just run out of cash and have to close their doors.
And 38% of them can’t raise capital, but why is that?
It really boils down to a silly reason.
Raising capital from VCs is just like selling a product or service to a prospect.
It involves marketing and sales.
However, you need to know a very specific style of selling for investors to pour money into a startup.
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The process doesn’t require a lot of risk on my part
But it’s actually pretty easy once you know what you’re doing.
In fact, we were able to do it with just an email, a notepad and Zoom.
And the best part, we automated it all.
This process is also riskless, because we got the startup to cover the cost of the softwares we needed to make this investor machine work.
FYI, the entire thing cost less than $50 a month, and we raised 7 figures for the startup.
And startups will happily pay you $50k+ per deal closed, if you can help them raise money.
And I know you might be wondering, “It must be difficult to get investors to pour millions into a company”
“You need to know rich people or be born rich to have that kind of access”
The answer is NO. Investors want to invest.
In fact, they need to.
They are constantly competing with other investors to get a hold of a winning company.
In fact, investors are a commodity, not a luxury item.
If they don’t invest the money they have, it will just rot away because of inflation or they will have to settle for mediocre returns.
And that’s not an option for them.
So people with our investor prospecting method can make a ton of money by ethically standing in the middle of startups and investors.
Startups need the cash, and investors need to move the cash.
It’s a win-win situation.
The process and methods are easy to follow
The process is super easy to follow as well.
Have you ever sent an email to someone you know?
If you can do that, you can also do this.
Have you ever typed something special on a birthday card for someone?
If you can do that, then you can also do this.
There’s 3 stages to this process.
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