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officialleobrown36 · 2 years
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Temptation Thursday: Model, Fitness Buff, Lover of Cookie Dough. Today's #temptation Content Creator, World Traveler and Native New Yorker @rwalker866.
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goatedelite · 7 months
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how rich people budget vs poor people budget
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littlequeenies · 2 months
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Dan Dailey (as Tim Collier), Jane Asher (as Yvonne) and Simone Lovell (as Marcia Richmond) in the TV series "The Four Just Men", episode 1x20 "The Man in the Road", originally aired on February 11, 1960.
Mark Richmondd (played by Patrick Barr) is set to become the American Ambassador to an African nation, but his future is in jeopardy when his wife Marcia hits and kills a cyclist when she is travelling from the French Alps to Paris. Tim Collier is on hand to offer his assistance and suspects an attempt to discredit Marcia's husband after she is contacted by blackmailers.
Jane, who plays Yvonne, is Pierre's grieving granddaughter.
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femmefatalevibe · 10 months
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I am currently taking a course to start copywriting/editing as a side gig to my main career. I have the basic writing and grammar skills required, so I am taking the course to familiarize myself with the job itself. That being said, do you have suggestions for how I might market those skills after completing this course to obtain some jobs? I have helped friends and family edit documents forever but I have no paid experience. My coworker suggested Upwork, which I might try, but I am still seeking outside suggestions.
Hi love! I would say to create a portfolio of your work/clips from any projects relevant to your industry from school, helping family/friends, or self-created mockups that are similar to the types of work/projects you want to do for clients. I think it's best to take a global/local approach here.
Online, I would market your services on Upwork/optimize your LinkedIn profile to potential copywriting clients in your niche/industry. Creating a website (even a blog if you have the time/energy) also legitimizes your presence. On a local level, I would pitch your local businesses (like coffee shops, hair salons, restaurants, etc. – depending on your niche, definitely do some research to see if they're hiring) to do some initial projects like social media copywriting or website copywriting for them to get your foot in the door (lower rates tend to be part of the game in the initial stages).
Also, I recommend pitching yourself to publications to do some freelance commerce writing in your niche to gain some free (and also paid even if the rates are low) press coverage for yourself. Friends and family/professional network referrals also are a goldmine if you have any available to work with.
Hope this helps xx
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Success in business is not a solo act, it's a unity of collaboration. The magic happens when a group of passionate individuals comes together, each contributing their unique talents, creating a standard that defines greatness. Together, we build the future of success!
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blackmensuited · 1 year
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impactfulpitch · 1 year
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Why Angel Investors May Reject Funding for Your Startup
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Securing funding from angel investors is crucial for many startups, but it can be a challenging task. Angel investors are often high-net-worth people that offer funds in return for shares to early-stage firms. However, getting them to invest in your company is not always easy. 
There are several reasons why angel investors might say no to funding your venture. These reasons can include a lack of trust in the management team, unrealistic valuations, unclear exit strategies, and poor research. It's essential to understand why potential investors might reject your proposal and to take steps to avoid these pitfalls. 
This can increase the chances of success in raising capital and move your business forward. In this article, we will explore some of the reasons why angel investors might say no to funding your venture and provide insights on how to avoid them.
Investors find you untrustworthy: 
Trust is crucial when it comes to securing funding from angel investors. If investors perceive you as untrustworthy, it's unlikely they will invest in your company. This could be due to a lack of honesty and transparency in your communication, or a history of shady business practices. To avoid this, it's essential to be transparent and honest with your investors and to establish a strong reputation in the startup community.
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Lack of research: 
Angel investors want to see that you've done your homework before approaching them for funding. If you haven't conducted thorough research on your market, competitors, and business model, they will likely reject your proposal. To avoid this, make sure to conduct extensive research and provide detailed data to back up your claims.
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Unrealistic valuation and/or investment terms: 
Valuation is one of the most critical factors in securing funding from angel investors. If your valuation is too high, investors will be less likely to invest, as they will see a lower potential for return on their investment. Similarly, if your investment terms are too onerous, investors may be hesitant to invest. To avoid this, make sure to conduct thorough research on industry standards for valuation and investment terms, and use this information to set realistic expectations for your company.
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Poor management team: 
Angel investors invest in people as much as they do in ideas. If your management team lacks the necessary skills, experience, and vision to execute your business plan, investors will be less likely to invest. To avoid this, make sure to assemble a strong management team with the necessary skills, experience, and vision to execute your business plan.
Unclear exit strategy: 
Angel investors are looking for a return on their investment, and they need to know how they can exit their investment. If you don't have a clear exit strategy, investors will be less likely to invest. To avoid this, make sure to have a clear exit strategy in place, and communicate this to potential investors.
In conclusion, getting funds from angel investors might be difficult, but it is not impossible. By understanding the reasons why investors might say no to funding your venture, you can take steps to avoid these pitfalls and increase your chances of success. Remember to be transparent and honest, conduct thorough research, set realistic expectations, assemble a strong management team, and have a clear exit strategy in place.
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shinygeeklove · 1 year
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vikramjeetsingh1200 · 2 months
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Navigating the Seas of Finance: Choosing the Right Funding Path for Your Business"
Investigating Financial Options for Your Entrepreneurial Journey 🌐🚀
Hi there, fellow business owners! 👋💡
It's been quite the adventure starting this firm with only $50 in seed money. 💸 However, as the trip progresses, it's time to look further forward and investigate other funding options. 🌈
🔍 BDC's "8 Sources of Start-Up Financing" have outlined a plethora of options, each with specific requirements and benefits of its own. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, as the expression goes! Together, we can explore the vast array of financial possibilities and choose the best ship to take us on the path to success. 💼
In light of the elements outlined in the BDC article "4 factors that could affect financing your start-up," the following is my assessment on the kind of funding that best fits my company's goals:
🎱 Individual Investment:
Positives: Shows a dedication to the long term. Cons: Personal risk and limited cash. 💡 Venture Finance:
Positives: External expertise and high development potential. Cons: Selected sectors; compromise of equity. 👼 Angels:
Advantages: Well-off people with expertise. Cons: Possibility of stock sharing; active participation. 💸 Using crowdsourcing
Pros: Widespread financing and public backing. Cons: Tight liquidity; issues with regulations. 🏖 Business Angels:
Pros: Shared resources and high-tech assistance. Cons: Short duration; independence after a while. 🌐 Funds and Incentives:
Government assistance and non-repayable funding are advantages. Cons: Competition and strict requirements. 💼 Credit:
Advantages: Standardised terminology; shared source. Cons: Hard for new businesses; no certainty. Setting out on the financial seas, I can't help but be pulled towards Credit . It provides the ideal balance of structure and support for expansion, which is consistent with my company plan. Always keep in mind, my fellow explorers: the secret is to locate a source that aligns with your particular path. 💪♓
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digitaldhuriya · 2 months
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10 प्रमाणित तरीके ऑनलाइन प्रतिष्ठा को बढ़ाने के लिए
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officialleobrown36 · 2 years
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Temptation Thursday: Actor, Fitness Buff and Prankster. Today's #temptation Father, World-Class Cusser and Texan Steve Howey.
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themilliejeyy · 2 months
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🩷🧿🌷"Honor thyself🪩MALEEHA AFZAL CHAUDHARY TheMillieJeyy
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The World 🌍 needs your Valuable Presence❤️🎨!!"
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littlequeenies · 4 months
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Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston; and Jane Asher and Gerald Scarfe attend the launch of Louise Fennell's debut novel "Dead Rich" at White Cube on February 8, 2012 in London, England. (Photos by Dave M. Benett/Getty Images).
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robertatraderoficial · 2 months
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É com essa foto que eu vou presentear com a minha mentoria de Forex a pessoa que mais interagir hoje aqui comigo!! E ah!! Vai ter vídeo novo essa semana! 🔥
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miss555 · 5 months
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Calling all the business students! (and everyone else interested hihihi ^^)
Remember me as the IB student who was ranting here all the time? Well hi pals, I'm in uni now, and I hope all of you got into your desired universities/courses! 🫶
I've recently become a global ambassador for the Global CBS (Copenhagen Business School) Case Competition, and I'd love to share all the information to you guys on here as well!
As someone who has used this site to be a part of the community connected to studying and academics for a long time, I see this as telling you guys a big big thank you for supporting me on the academic journey so far; I want to give you an experience that is amazing for networking and even a stepping stone into international connections. 💙
Here is the most important info:
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I have also posted all these infographics on my Instagram, as well as some additional posts! Come check it out under the highlight "GLOBAL '24💙" : https://www.instagram.com/sararradocaj/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
⚠️IMPORTANT: the application requires you to reference the ambassador which referred you to the Global Competition, so in this case please feel free to mention my name and university (all seen in my Insta bio, or dm me if you're unsure about something)
thank you in advance 🫶
general information: https://www.casecompetition.com/global/
sign-up link: https://signup.casecompetition.com
Key dates for participants:
Deadline for individual signups: 4th of February
Deadline for group signups: 12th of February - 8:00 CET
Case launch: 12th of February - 9:00 CET
Case submission deadline: 13th of February - 9:00 CET
That's it for now! If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me on here or Instagram which might be a bit faster too!
reposts and any kind of interactions are much appreciated 💙
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blackmensuited · 1 year
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