by: Seb Jay
Every year tens of thousands of people strike out on their own with a vision of starting a successful business. They have the idea, they've got the plan…all they need now is to take the actions to turn their dream into reality. It is at this point that many a budding entrepreneur comes unstuck. No matter how hard they try, failure seems to greet them at every turn. Of course, all seasoned entrepreneurs know that it takes a hell of a lot of determination and guile to keep on driving forward in the face of adversity. It also takes some know-how…practical knowledge that stacks the odds of success in their favor.Getting to grips with Joint VenturesOne of the best routes to business success for entrepreneurs is establishing joint ventures. The right joint venture partner can help kick-start a business and get the all-important cash flowing in. What's more, setting up a joint venture does not require a financial outlay on the part of the entrepreneur either.So, what could a joint venture partner bring to your business? They could bring expertise, a ready-made customer database, manpower, equipment and access to foreign markets. The right joint venture partner could even run your operation for you in return for a share of the profits generated, or provide financing in exchange for equity share. The possibilities are endless!Finding Joint Venture PartnersHistorically, locating joint venture partners to work with tends to be a drawn-out process. First off you must advertise your requirements and then conduct interviews to find the right type of candidate who fits with your needs and company ethos.Today, thankfully, there is an easier way. Joint venture search companies, such as www.jvbase.com provide entrepreneurs with quick access to joint venture partners. These types of joint venture search facilities screen potential joint venture partners, manually matching them up with your requirements. They remove a lot of the hassles that are traditionally associated with finding joint venture partners, so leaving you free to concentrate on the more important aspects of moving your business forward. If you have a business idea and have the determination to make it work, no matter what obstacles stand in your way, get together with a joint venture partner. By doing so, you could find yourself on the fast track to success.
Sunday, 10 August 2008
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Interesting post. I'd like to become self-employed and run my own business since I'm tired of working for someone else. This is very helpful for obvious future purposes. I’ll have to keep this in mind. Anyway, lately I've become more interested in buying a business instead of starting one from scratch, with the possibility of a home-based business. Any suggestions? Advice? Thanks so much.
@Carol, I suggest looking into BizTrader.com. It's an online global marketplace where you can buy or sell a business. You can also use it to find professional help, like if you need to find a lender, broker, accountant, etc. There are plenty of preexisting businesses available for you to purchase. It's a good place to find a small business on the Internet.
You can also check out small business groups in your area. They could help you out as well.
Good luck!
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