The one big error I see is that there is nothing proprietary about it – they bring a relatively good idea with no way of protecting themselves against competition. The second mistake is I see is that they come looking for capital to expand a successful business by increasing inventory but they have no capital for marketing. And it takes money for both. They need to understand both sides.

David Chilton, author of the popular personal finance book, The Wealthy Barber.

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I’m Nicole, a social media policy officer & digital marketing freelancer in Brisbane.

I have a love for events marketing, which began in 2001 & web marketing know-how dating back to 2002, plus a Bachelor of Business (Events Management).

Any theme-related posts are marked "theming," all food is "catering," "sponsorship," & so on.

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