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Brian Garr posted a new Financing A Business thread on 2/5/2010

Existing profitable software company wants to expand

Software company involved in linguistic software products has developed a best of breed software translation product and wants to launch in the US. Looking for $250K in funding. For details contact Brian Garr at bgarr33434@gmail.com
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Joe Villeneuve Responded on 2/5/2010


Brian, How long has this existing company been in business? Is it clean? If so, I can get you a corporate credit line greater than the $250k you are looking for.

Joe Villeneuve
www.thepowerofrealestatenow.com
http://3venterprises.blogspot.com/
 
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Joe Villeneuve Responded on 2/5/2010


Brian, You can contact me direct at joe@3venterprises.ws

Joe Villeneuve
joe@3venterprises.ws
www.thepowerofrealestatenow.com
http://3venterprises.blogspot.com/
 
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William Perkins Responded on 2/8/2010


I am a small business owner, currently working out of my house. I am needing some help in expanding, I do not have enough to keep posting ads in newspapers. Looking for a company that has been developed and can help me out. I have a full staff, ready to get this business off the ground. I have my certificates, single and will do just about anything to be helped. My website, http://williamscomputerrepairclinic.webs.com. I do not have enough money for a .COM, so the .WEBS will have to do for now.

William Perkins
(716) 720-4627
comclinic50@yahoo.com
 
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Joe Villeneuve Responded on 2/8/2010


William, You need to go the Social Marketing route. Here is the program I use. www.automateyourmlmnow.com It may look like it is just for MLM's but it is much more than that. This site has an incredible amount of information and training that will allow you to market your business on the cheap. It has done great things for all of my businesses. I would be so far behind where I am now if I didn't use it. You have to follow the system, step by step, without missing any steps for it to work...I learned the hard way.

Joe Villeneuve
http://socialmarketingeducation.blogspot.com/
joe@3venterprises.ws
 
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William Perkins Responded on 2/8/2010


Thanks Mr Joe. I will look into that right now.
 
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Joe Villeneuve Responded on 2/8/2010


Let me know if you have any questions.

Joe Villeneuve
http://socialmarketingeducation.blogspot.com/
joe@3venterprises.ws





 
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Faisal Thaheem Responded on 2/10/2010


William, I'd be happy to host your site for you as well as develop it for you for free if you can invest $10 for domain registration. What say you?

Faisal
 
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Joe Villeneuve Responded on 2/10/2010


William, I started out of my house many moons ago with a couple of businesses...that I still own and run. What I have found, sometimes the hard way, is you need to take control of your own destiny with regard to your business, What I mean by that, is you need to educate yourself on what to and what not to do...and how to do it. This is why I love the site I sent you to so much. It does all of that and more. They teach and set you up on your own website, your cohesive marketing campaigns using social marketing, the tools to run all of this, how to do articales, ezines, ebooks and market them, how to use YouTube, blogs and much more. In addition to that, I can show you how to set up your online business as an informational site...and sell related products from large well known suppliers, without having to deal with the products or the buyers...just cash the check. This is a great passive way to use you website for income while you develop your venture.

Joe Villeneuve
http://socialmarketingeducation.blogspot.com/
joe@3venterprises.ws
 
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