How to get people interested to invest in shares?
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Call Martha Stewart.  She loves inside information.
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Place an ad in the paper saying you are looking for investors. Some vent caps place ads in tha paper saying they are Angels (No idea why).\n\nObviously you want to look into their history as best you can to know you are not being snowed. Ask them for folks you can contact to find out about their history of investing in projects.\n\nCheck to see if they have had alliaces or have declared banckruptcy. Check with the better business beuro BBB as to business history.
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Ask them why they're so interested.  Worked for my younger cousin.  And go on about your business.
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hire a privete investagater.......like my  mom and have them do it.........e-mail if you want anymore info
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Don't just jump into the markets without knowledge and experiences. Just observe the market for 6 to 12 months and understand the functions of the market. \nRead in the news paper the stock market review daily and try to understand the language and terms used by them. \nLog on to http://www.capitalmarket.com\nand\nhttp://www.moneycontrol.com\nhere you can see lot of chat rooms regarding share market. \nWatch CNBC TV 18 daily.\n\nNow follow couple of shares in the market and track the movements. \n\nContact me from my profile  for specific inquiries.
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y dont all ur staff members together invest into ur company and acquire some shares of it and collectively plan new marketing strategies to get back into the market...\n\nY i suggest u all to invest is untill u try to get into it urself together as a team u wont be helping out ur co...\n\nBest of lucks
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This is not as easy as you think.\nOnly trusted companies have a chance to get some work.\nWell, you can build good web portal and invite some good companies from UK and USA for testimonials.\nOr Use power of advertising, very easy but initial investment is little bit higher. Through emails and newsletter, let them know what is your company up to and future plan, \nAuthorize your web service from BBB and GeoTrust or EquiFax Global.
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Pick a company that you know will always be around and prosper. Then contact them,ask them to send you  information on investing in their company. Most companies will send you a whole packet outlining the companies stock performance.
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Find out who is underwriting the IPO... then call those firms to see if any shares are left (odds are, it's it a hot IPO, you won't be able to get shares).  About the only way to get in on a hot IPO is to be a regular customer of those who do the underwriting... I suggest establishing an account at one or more of those firms and indicate your interest in upcoming IPO's.  Although you may have missed this one, you will certainly have other opportunities.  Once this stock trades on the open exchange, however, if you still like it, buy it.  I'm sure you're aware of how volatile IPO's can be... good luck.
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Join as many interest groups as you can... People like to look members over... Write something interesting and they become hooked
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If you are getting money from the public then you want to be a publicly traded company (stocks etc).  The initial investment for the NYSE to investigate the worthiness of your company is very expensive.  And since you are just starting, the odds are pretty low-- no track records.\nIf you believe in your company then raise the money yourself, or get a business loan.
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Company registration is a contry specific process and therefore you need to approach the local registrar. To float shares in public, there are lots of legal and/or finacial requirements that you may need to meet. For example, minimum autorized capital, minimum initial numebr of share holders, appointment at specific posts like company secretary, etc. As long as you hold over 50% share you will stay in control of the company. Therefore, you should never dilute your equity below 51%.\n\nMy recommendation is to start small - float a private company - focus on business - generate value/profits/customers - and then plan going public.\n\nBest of luck!
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u flat out cant buy shares from them because of the size of the company. they will let u see them..,but as u know it says "so and so is not available on sharebuilder". ur 100% right though..,penny stocks can have very high returns more than companies such as Microsoft or apple. u need to find the right ones. i have a few..,if your interested let me know i can share them with u. but remember, sharebuilder wont buy them for you.\n dereksamm@yahoo.com
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usually anyone can invest in an IT Business......if they are small they have to seek investors..if the are huge then they are on the stock exchange and anyone or corporation or business can invest..buy stock
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just check on the analysists or join in to some companies who give details on investments. I am giving names of 2 sites where u can log on. But play safe as markets are very volatile at the moment.\nHappy Investing
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Make a list of companies that may be interested to reach your audience and advertises to similar websites.\n\nGet their contact person (you can try sending an email first, without sounding spammy). Submit your proposal -- e.g. instead of spending X amount of dollars advertising, you can reach X number of users by simply donating prizes.\n\nIn our case for example given that we are an online publisher for home business entrepreneurs, we get donations from book publishers who give us their newly published books for free that we give away to our subscribers. One of the big publishers send us regularly 10 copies of each title -- and it's because we are reaching an audience that they want. \n\nSo we had to create a Book Store page that features the new titles that come out and review their books. It's a perfect tit-and-tat arrangement that has worked for several years now, and more publishers are coming on board and giving us books.
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Go with SHAREBUILDER.COM   FREE (only 12 bucks per month for some bells/whistles)\n\nI love it! \n\nNO minimum to invest.\n\n\nEasy to use.....\n\nGreat service!