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Stake in the business
Posted by Oladoo on November 8, 2018 at 8:17 amHello all,
What percentage should you give to marketers in your business of you do not have enough money for marketing?
Some marketers have been asking for a stake in my business.Microformulation replied 6 years ago 5 Members · 8 Replies -
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When you say “a stake in my business” do you mean they will buy shares? If so, what percentage of the total shares are they asking for?
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I’ve not gone public yet. They are asking of 15% ownership, if there is anything like that. It’s kind of a partnership or something. So if the company grows bigger eventually, it means they own 15% of the s
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“They are asking of 15% ownership“….for that I would be setting some clearly defined and quantified sales outcomes as a result of their marketing activities. In my experience to date, a lot of there marketing characters steer well clear of measureable marketing outcomes.We have one of our private label customers asking to buy a stake in our production facilility business. The difference here is that they are “buying” shares.
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Thanks Gunther. Will consider that.
Belassi, marketers, as in marketers(adverts/sales)
Mikethair, “a clearly defined and quantified sales outcomes as a result of marketing activities”. I will definetly work this out and include it in the documents if I ever consider their offer. Thanks a lot -
Advertising and sales people? You don’t give away part of your company to them. IF you have a sales person who is part of the founding team, I.E. director level person who goes out there and creates business, then yes.
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I would discourage this unless you have clearly defined roles and understandings of the Business’s Chain of Command. I have heard of a few people doing this and getting chained to a Marketer who later on is not a good match. The constant banging of heads killed the enterprise.
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