Do you have
a great business idea but you don’t have a dime to make it possible? Yes, we
know that on many times, we have told you that what proceeds is to request a
credit or look for some investors, but it is not an easy thing, we also
recognize it. The reality in Latin America works with its own rules and has to
be adapted to them (the rules). So, we are not saying that our countries remain
in the prehistory and are not possible the way of credit or the investors, but maybe
the prudent thing is a combination of all these mechanisms of financing.
So look for
(at least) initial funds for the business, but how? Here we offer some ideas on
different ways to get funds for your business. Let's take a look:
1. Sales: It looks like a lie but it is
the last option that the entrepreneurs consider when it should be the first
one. So, study the market and assign some capital to invest in some product or
service you can sell to make money that will feed your business.
2.
Raise capital among friends, family and fans of your idea: Society can be the way and natural partners will be
the members of your own family, your friends or some people to whom you expose
your idea and they feel attracted to it. They can be partners or investors. It
is a matter of defining the best way for you and for them.
3.
Competitions and meetings:
Do not rule out going with your project to the calls for competition or the
calls that some institutions open periodically to support projects of various
kinds.
4.
Go to institutions that offer capital for entrepreneurship projects: Do not discard the government plans that exist in all
countries. They are bureaucratic processes, but remember that the worst
diligence is the one that is not tried.
5.
Crowdfunding: This modality
has been successful and is a wonderful way to get the funds. In fact, this is
the perfect scenario for good business ideas. Of course, it requires that you
design a great campaign.
6.
Credits: Obviously the
credit way shouldn’t be discarded. Analyze very well your project and ask yourself
if your idea is strong enough to go to a bank or financial institution for a
loan.
7.
Angel investor: Although you
don’t believe it exists in Latin America. They are willing people to invest in
attractive and well-designed business ideas.
8.
Business Capital:
Another option to get capital is mutual funds. Whatever the route, it is
advisable to seek for suggestions from experts in the project design that can
indicate the strengths and weaknesses that exhibit to perfect it and can be
displayed with a good presentation whatever the path that choose to raise funds
for your business.
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