Healthcare Company

Simple Cash Daily

20%

Funding Goal $457,555
Funding Raised So Far $45,722
Funding Commitments $45,888
Funding Remaining $365,945
Funding Type
Pre-Money Valuation
Investor Ownership
Interest / Dividend
Previous Funding

Company Overview


I’ve been self employed since 1986. Before that, I got my BS Degree in Computer Science in Savannah, GA and I worked for the Fulton County data processing dept for 2 years.

I started out selling some mail list management software I wrote called Flowmail 6000. That led to doing data processing for mail houses in Atlanta.
One day, an expert welder in Chattanooga called me and asked if I would help him sell his book, Welding Secrets. That’s when I got into direct mail marketing. I found out that there were huge lists of welders I could rent, send a flyer to, and they would send me a check for the book. Sometimes 100’s per day! Boy! Was I hooked! I bought a 38’ yacht with that Welding Secrets money.

I moved on to writing my own books and selling them offline and online. One of my best sellers was Competition BBQ Secrets which I sold through Clickbank. I made a living for 10 years doing that while I lived on my 37’ Winnebago motor home.

I did BBQ competitions to promote the book and ended up winning 8 Grand Championships and best brisket cook in the World in 2013. But the competition got too fierce with 1000’s of people writing their own BBQ books and giving away free BBQ info on the net, so I had to move on to bigger and better things.

lock icon

Invest in Company

Sign up or log in now to unlock profile details and access financials, company documents, and invest in companies.

Business Summary


Company Age
Employees
Sub-Industry
Prior Year Revenue
Current Year Revenue
Next Year Revenue

Management


20%

Funding Goal $457,555
Funding Raised So Far $45,722
Funding Commitments $45,888
Funding Remaining $365,945
Funding Type
Pre-Money Valuation
Investor Ownership
Interest / Dividend
Previous Funding

Documents


Contact


Simple Cash Daily

Savannah GA, GA 31302, US

Top 10 Tips for Entrepreneurs Seeking Funding

Users who follow these tips increase their fundraising odds substantially.

  • Complete Your Funding Profile
    • Complete your funding profile with all sections filled, including your products and services, a complete management team with headshots, and slideshow with product images.
  • Complete a Business Plan (Optional)
    • Complete a Business Plan in EquityNet and refine your financial projections using the benchmarking alerts in the Business Plan Analysis report.
  • Upload Important Investment Documents
    • Upload and present any other important investment documents such as pitch decks, financial statements, and offering materials.
  • Use EquityNet Crowdcast
    • Use the EquityNet Crowdcast system to automatically email invitations to your contacts in order to build additional exposure for your company.
  • Construct Concise Introductory Messages
    • Construct and send a concise introductory message to investors, including primary reasons why they should want to invest such as KPIs, expected returns, and forecasted revenue.
  • Be Proactive in Messaging Investors
    • Be proactive in messaging many investors and include a simple way for them to connect with you for a web meeting or call, such as a Calendly link.
  • Use the Activity System
    • Use the Activity system to track interested investors, and send prompt follow-up messages to investors who viewed your profile or showed interest.
  • Prepare for Due Diligence
    • Prepare for due diligence questions by interested investors and use your Business Plan and investment documents to satisfy such requests.
  • Keep Your Funding Profile Updated
    • Keep your funding profile updated with new funding raised/committed and message interested investors with any new milestones achieved.
  • Do Not Respond to Unknown Investors
    • Do not respond to or engage any parties outside of EquityNet that are not listed as approved investors (this may happen due to your public profile and LinkedIn connections).