Are there other sources of funding besides
grants?
Yes, particularly if you want to
start or expand your own business. There are government-backed
loans, Angel Investors, and R&D Funding. Sources and resources for
these funding opportunities are included on our
Full Index Package and our
Full Service Package.
What are government backed loans?
Government-backed loans are
low-interest or no-interest loans from government agencies typically
given out to enterprises or businesses. There are major agencies
within the federal government that help small businesses expand, to
start and prosper. Loans are frequently a more viable option than
loans, particularly for businesses. Included on our disc are
resources to find government-backed loans as well as low-interest
and no-interest business loans.
What are Angel Investors?
Angel investor is an individual who
provides capital for business start-up, typically investing their
own funds, unlike venture capitalists. Usually, angel investors
provide funds in amounts less than $1 million. An example of a
company that started with the help of angel investors is the search
engine Google, who were financed by an angel investment of $100,000.
Resources to locate angel investors are included on our disc.
What is R&D Funding?
R&D stands for "Research and
Development." Innovation to an industry or in the way a business is
run can be classified as R&D. Many companies do R&D without
realizing it. There are many awards and innovation incentives for
businesses to engage in research and development, particularly in
areas that have the potential for commercialization. Resources for
R&D funding are included on our disc.
I have a business. What kind of funding is
available to me?
Other than the resources mentioned,
there are also venture capitalists, micro-loans, corporate and
private foundation grants, as well as bank loans and credit cards.
Our disc contains many resources that can be helpful to you.
Is this going to be difficult?
While we do make the process as
simple as we can, there is a significant amount of effort that we do
require of our clients. In particular, we only ask for serious
applicants, who are willing to work with us and do their part.
Do I need a business plan?
If you are starting a business and
plan to request funding from a grant agency, private foundation, or
investor, then naturally you need to have a business plan to present
your idea to them. Business plans usually include a tentative budget
as well as a time line for the project. Our
Full Service package does
offer our clients with a customized Business Plan.
Do I
have any guarantee?
Absolutely.
We do offer a 30-day guarantee for our Full Index and Full Service Package, which can be returned if
unopened. If you purchase our Full Service Package then we also offer a 90-day money-back guarantee if you are
turned down for funding. We only ask that you send in proof of your
being turned down for funding in order to qualify for a refund.
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Do you provide funding?
No. We are a
private company that assists clients in applying for and
researching funding sources. We do not actually provide funding.
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What services do you provide?
Our services
include technical support, application assistance and business plan.
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services provided by separate companies. Please note that when you
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