I successfully pitched two major players on a game deal with an established team and a proven sales record. Half of it is financed, and I'm looking for the other half. Everyone I talk to says what I've done is the hard part and financing the rest is the easy part. I have not found the money and I risk losing the deal. I can't crowdfund because the players in this deal don't want to risk credibility. What don't I know, but should?
Financing is the hard part, not the easy part. You need to get yourself out there in front of as many people as possible bragging about your great new product so that investors call you. One you’re in charge and you’re looking for the best investors, the other you’re one of a hundred people calling them, and they are looking for the best investment, which position do you want to be in.
You can read more here: https://www.uschamber.com/co/run/business-financing/business-financing-challenges
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Answered 3 years ago
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