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That's a lot about what you want - including free labour and very little about what's in it fir this dedicated person
IF you get funding, what percentage of the business will they own?
If you dont, how will you repay them for their effort?
A friend of mine was UK marketing manager from a big American corp. They use this approach very effectively for content creation; though I'm struggling to see real value in responding to actual enquiries- a moderately literate person could have responded more concisely and quicker from their...
It takes time and money to sell a business 'properly' - as mentioned, a distressed/ rushed sale will leave you extremely vulnerable to sharks.
The reason for debt will be part of the answer but id suggesest selling the stock and assets is probably your safest route
This is probably a good time to consider ownership of IP (in your own name gives most flexibility). Beyond that, as @Ozzy has suggested its best to actually get things rolling and a clear plan before you dive into structures
There are a lot of different discussion points, including the physical- particularly younger ones whose 'work station' is often a bed or sofa - which is already causing lon-term issues.
Personally, I started WFH in 2009 (direct result of the banking crash) - have a properly set up work space...
Thanks Cyndy
The ombudsman in question is The Motor Ombudsman https://www.themotorombudsman.org/
@Frank the Insurance guy - it's a consumer dispute. Thank you for the advice.
Quick question for those who know or have experience
I have a claim against a certain vehicle workshop - details not relevant.
They have refereed me to the industry ombudsman, but my instinct leans me towards small claims. Admittedly I have zero experience of umbudsmen, and a bit of experience...
There is no real need to offer terms -'payment now due' will suffice.
I was always taught there are 2 points when the customer is positively motivated to pay:
1. When they decide they want it.
2. When it is delivered.
As soon as delivery happens, the slide in motivation is precipitous- and...
I suspect id doesn't apply to most of your customers, but my golden rule on invoicing is the more time that passes, the less urgent they will view it.
My wife invoices religiously each evening - 50% pay on receipt of invoice, the vast majority within a week (regardless of invoice terms)
Id...
On the other hand - The second mouse gets the cheese.
There a currently hundreds of small/micro businesses being FOMOd or excited into shoehorning AI into everything - some of which whom will adapt and win, others will be destroyed by their enthusiasm.
I can instantly identify 2 businesses who...