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02-18-2010, 10:42 PM
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So Fucking Banananananas
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Where to find a BIZ partner at? (mainstream)
I'm up to my ears in work and really could use a solid business partner, but have no clue where to look.
This is for a mainstream project that deals specifically with PPC/SEM advertising on Google, Yahoo and MSN. Ive been working with a developer for some time now and our tools and technology are amazing, but we are about 80% (total, some are 100%, 90%, etc.) complete overall and really need some help finishing everything up. I am not looking to hire someone to help drive this, ive been down that road and it was a mess. Rather, I'm looking for either a developer (local, skilled PHP programmer) who wants to help take on some of this work and contribute his time as money or a VC/investor. I've honestly shelled out about as much cash as I can and don't have the funds to hire a full time local programmer and developer. Sorry to say, but I'm done working with offshore programmers for the most part, its been to many headaches and I want someone I can meet face to face with and show you on paper what im trying to do, not explain over IM and emails at 1am. Anyway, not sure if anyone knew a good place to start other than holding a sign outside of a country club  I know this is worth big $$ as I just helped build a startup from almost nothing to a decent size company (founder had a nice bank roll to support it) and recently sold for over $2.5mm... and i got nothing more than a "thanks." So I've learned what to and not to do over that 2 year span and how to make things better... just dont have the bankroll or ability to stop time to get caught up
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02-18-2010, 10:45 PM
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try searching twitter or posting to twitter and put an add on CL.
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02-18-2010, 10:47 PM
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ive also approached a few businesses which would make for good partnerships with, but they are only interested in 100% completed projects, which I understand. Its tough... everyone wants a piece of the pie but doesnt want to commit any time or money
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02-18-2010, 10:50 PM
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