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Film Production: Financing and Investment Issues
Film financing is one of the most difficult and least understood challenges facing a producer and it is fraught with perils for the unwary. Many independent film producers find themselves caught in the “Producer’s Paradox” namely: “You can’t sign talent and develop your screenplay without financing, but you can’t obtain financing without talent and a polished script.” Given that most film producers do not want to use their personal assets to fund their films, the most important issue for many producers is how to finance their film project with other people’s money.

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The Secret to Standing Out
If you offer a service that promises a specific, desirable result, and you make what you are offering intriguing and different from what everyone else is offering, you will get more attention, interest, response, and action from your prospects.

The Benefits of a Structured Private Placement Offering
Ken Hollowell explains the benefits of using a structured offering such as a Reg D 504 Private Placement Offering when you must raise funds for your business.
Demythologizing the McElroy Memo
In the canon of English-language writings on brands and brand management, few documents possess the stature of the legendary McElroy Memorandum known as "Brand Man". In this article, Stanley Moss offers an analysis of McElroy's narrow focus, how brands have grown up around the memo, and how marketing is now simply a fractional part of branding.
12 Steps To Sponsorship Success
Selling sponsorships can be a daunting task, particulary for the unexperienced. The following article covers all the essential steps to help ensure your success, from developing your offering to closing the sale. It offers advice on finding the right person to speak, developing partnerships and fulfillment of your sponsorship offering.

Entrepreneurs wonder: Business Plan or Private Placement Memorandum to Raise Angel Investor Capital
Entrepreneurs wonder if they need to put a business plan together when they are selling equity and have a PPM, Private Placement Memorandum. Or, if they have a business plan do they need a PPM? Business Plans and Private Placement Memorandums serve two different purposes. One is used to build your business, one is used as a transactional document to sell a piece of your business. Read this article to learn the difference and how other documents are used in growing your business and raising capital

Do You Have a Market Niche?
When you have a clearly defined niche to work within, you can optimize your marketing budget and you can target prospects that really need what you deliver. Offering lead generation services to an ad agency or the local convenience store is not a fit. But offering sales techniques or market research to engineering firms can be a good fit.
Online Marketing Strategies: Bonuses, Discounts, Coupons & Special Orders
There are any number of marketing strategies that can help you improve your sell-through ratio - regardless of whether you are selling online or offline. These include using bonuses, discounts, coupons and/or special orders. Each of these approaches has an advantage, depending on the manner in which they're used. In fact, you can utilize a number of these in conjunction with each other... There are some schools of thought that say that providing your clients and potential buyers with bonuses is better than offering a discount. I certainly full into this camp - I believe that offering a bonus is preferable to offering a discount! Let's take a look at why. e A bonus is meant to attract people to complimentary (tie in) products or services, as well as encouraging the buy-through.
Lesson #1: “It takes a lot more to run a good business than just trailing commissions or kickbacks.”
In 1991, when Ilhan opened up his first store called “Mobileworld,” he started off by offering crazy deals, including $1 phones. His competitors, meanwhile, would be offering the same products for $200. Those marketing methods inspired the name change to Crazy John’s.

Teleseminars -- Getting through the noise of the competition
When it comes to offering teleseminars the fact is there is an incredible amount of competition. In years past this was not the case. There were a handful of people offering their training by way of a teleseminar. Learn how to stand apart
Communication and Business: Are You Sending Mixed Signals?
Offering resources is how we build community and make friends, while offering transactions is how we make money. If you’re offering one in the guise of the other, watch out: your mixed signals could be hurting your business in a big way.
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