little bit more about who you are, i think is important to your pitch. maria? so what i really loved going in the door, i love that you have a business that has great purpose in the world, and trying to make a profit. i just love the idea that you re helping people. you re real clear with that. what needed some work, you can do in a real pitch, two things, one was why you? what about you is authentic to this wig opportunity. i wanted to know your personal story. i wanted to can connect with you on a personal level given how personal this business i can imagine really is. and i wanted to hear about your distribution and marketing. how do people know about wig capital? how would you know to go to you to find a wig? all right. and that is good. a seven from two women who both have built successful businesses. so congratulations. thank you so much for coming on the program and good luck with everything. good luck. and thank you guys. and if any of you out there have a product or
questions you have at any point. and get your money. and get you to invest in it. great job. thanks so much, thanks, guys. if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting interested investors, all you have to do is send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. in that e-mail please include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you re trying to raise and what you intend to do with that money. you never know. somebody out there watching the show may be interested in helping you. need a way to stay on top of your books but don t have the budget for a program to help you with it? check out our website of the week. lessaccounting.com is a free accounting platform that will help you know exactly what money s going in and what money s going out of your business. see all of your company credit card activity in one place, send invoices and keep track of which ones have be
questions you have at any point. and get your money. and get invested. all right, thanks so much. thanks, guys. if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting interested, send us an e-mail. the address is youris business@msnbc.com. in that email include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you are trying to raise, and what you intend to do with the money. you never know, someone out there watching the show may be interested in helping you. need a way to stay on top of your books but don t have the budget for a program to help you with it? check out our website of the we week. lessaccounting.com is a free account thing platform that will help you know exactly what money is going in and what money is going out of your business. see all of you your company credit card activity in one place. send invoices and keep track of which ones have been paid or still need some follow-up.
absolutely. all right. well, good luck on everything. thank you so much. and if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting interested investors, all you have to do send us an e-mail, the address is your business at msnbc.com n that e-mail, please include a short summary of what your company does, what you intend to do with the money. you never know, somebody out there watching the show may be interested in helping you. it s time now to answer some of your business questions. norm and amanda are with us once again. the first one is about getting larger companies to think that your business is attractive. what is the best wear to make my business attractive so that i can put it out for sale for larger businesses? what are some of the things i need do that larger businesses are looking for when they look to buy a smaller firm? amanda, one thing that i like she is speaking about is what is her
lot more inventory, where are you going to store that, what are you going to do about logistics. i would like to know the price point and the markup. what is your base cost and then how high is the markup when it gets to retail so i can get an idea how much you re making per unit. right. i want to know how much of the money is going to be used in terms of expanding your production capacity. you talked about marketing. seems like your biggest challenge is being able to produce these tables and higher volumes as you get greater demand. right. i like that you showed the demand, i wish i could make them faster because people want them. thank you for bringing the table and showing your beautiful work and thank you, guys, for your advice on this. if any of you have a product or service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting interested investors, all you have to do is send us an e-mail. yourbusiness@msnbc.com. please include a short summary of