Venture Capital Voodoo Plr Ebook

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Table Of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1: Venture Capitalist Basics

Chapter 2: Questions To Ask When Considering Venture Capital Investment

Chapter 3: The Venture Capital Boom And The Internet Bubble

Chapter 4: How To Make Good Money The Venture Capital Way

Chapter 5: Venture Capital And Its Association With Job Creations

Chapter 6: Risks Of Venture Capital Investment Schemes

Wrapping Up

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Chapter 2: Questions To Ask When Considering Venture Capital Investment

Synopsis

It is quite normal, in fact very necessary to ask questions before investing into anything, especially when it involves a considerable amount of capital. Venture capital investments, usually entail a substantial amount being lent towards a business endeavor, without the backing of any tangible assets, therefore the questioning exercise is only to be expected.

What To Ask

The following are some of the questions that should be asked before venturing into the capital investment game:

• Perhaps the foremost question to be asked is about the actual business and what it is all about. Facts should be established as to what the business intends to accomplish and within what time frame. As for the individual seeking the funds, there should be a sales pitch that coves all these issues and presented in a confident and powerful manner to grab the attention of the potential capital investor.

• Questioning the level of competitive presence and how the business entity is prepared to tackle this issue should also be done. Ensuring the business owner is aware of the competition and the tactics used by the competitors is something that needs to be explored. This is to ensure there are no unpleasant surprises sometime into the investment program. It would also give the capital investor an idea of just how wholesome the business strategy is for the company that is seeking the funds.

• Through the consideration process, the capital investor should also ensure the business entity intended for the investment is already prepared with a supporting and strong customer base. This is an essential aspect to question, as it will give the investor a projected view of the profits expected.

Chapter 3: The Venture Capital Boom And The Internet Bubble

Synopsis

It is an established fact that venture capitalists played a significantly important role in the financing of many internet startup companies. Without the assistance of these financing arms, the internet boom may not have had the opportunity to make any form of real impact at the time.

Succeed

Unfortunately it was also a sobering experience due to the negative returns and declining investment levels which was quite the opposite of what was first being expected or projected. The changes brought on by the internet boom were phenomenal and perhaps the excitement caused or added to everyone jumping on the band wagon with the intention of grabbing some of the seeing easy profits, only to find there was very little to be had. However there are some that would disagree with this perceived outcome and the longs term outlook did show the more competent and better players within the internet bubble we able to hold their own. Statistically it was hard to come up with accurate fugues at the time as there were a lot of cases of under declaring losses.

At the time a lot of the internet companies had the innovative ideas but lack the proper management tools and finances to launch their businesses, thus the emergence of the capital venture’s role in the equation. Being able to provide the direction, the capital venture boom came about strongly, as it was able to have added value services to help professionalize the entities they chose to finance and to help establish both entities as formidable in the market. Successful companies could grow even faster and those experiencing losses still had the funds to make efforts to improve even if it seemed futile at the time. Venture capitalists platforms are already risky to start with, thus for some there may have been an overreaction to the upside and downside of the boom.

Chapter 4: How To Make Good Money The Venture Capital Way

Synopsis

Every business foray is started with the main intention of making money. Some business styles require hand on labor while some provide simply the expertise to the business equation. As for the venture capitalist, most of the time the contribution or participation comes in the form of finances.

Make Good Profit

The following are some of the ways the venture capitalists can make good money:

• Having the funds to invest is certainly an advantage, and this can prove to be even better when the individual is not savvy enough or disciplined enough, to actually venture into the business arena, to bring the business idea to reality. Therefore the next best option would be to use the funds available to invest in a business entity, which is similar to that of the one the investor would have been interested in starting up personally. In this way the investor would be part of a business entity where personal business “dreams” can be realized without the actual need for participation.

• Money can also be made when the capital investor is able to gain controlling shares with the business entity looking for funds. Not only does this assure the capital investor bigger profit percentages, but it also gives the capital investor the controlling power to dictate the direction the business is to take. If the business idea has phenomenal profit making possibilities, then the risks involved could be measurably lower thus making the exercise of capital investment worth the effort and time. The fast returns would also allow the capital investor to move on to other business opportunities.

• With wise investments made, there is also the probability of heightened visibility for the capital investment entity. This will create the ideal presence for the capitol investor, where prospective businesses will seek out the participation of such strong assisting partnerships.

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