TAB 1. Start
Step 1. Enter the project title. This is the title that will capture the attention of buyers or investors, essentially serving as a call to action, so make it catchy.
Step 2: Input your desired funding goals or sale price goals. Enter the number in its entirety, without using commas or spaces.
TAB 2. Documents and Images
Step 1. "Documents and Images" section of tab 2, add relevant search tags to assist users in locating your project.
Step 2. The primary image must be a high-quality JPG or PNG at 1500 x 700px.
Step 3. Project Video - The project video should effectively communicate your project to potential buyers and investors, ensuring a clear understanding of your offering. If you require assistance, we can create a bespoke video tailored to your project. Should you need a temporary placeholder, you can utilise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naW9U8MiUY0 and update this section at a later stage.
Step 4. Information Memorandum or Business Pitch - The information memorandum or business pitch should contain comprehensive details about your project, including disclaimers and clear information. You have the option to submit either a PDF document or a URL link. We suggest using a URL link for real-time document updates, adding to the security of the information. If you choose to use a PDF, we advise setting a limit on the number of times it can be opened or adding an expiry date within the project timeline or 30 days from the date of download.
Step 5. Short Description - Provide users with a concise project headline that exudes professionalism while also capturing the attention of potential buyers or investors, without coming across as needy.
Step 6. Category - Begin by choosing the primary category that is most suitable for your project's requirements from "Seeking Investors and Partners", "Businesses for Sale", and "Seeking Finance".
Step 7. You will be prompted to select a sub-category that best aligns with the nature and scope of your project. It's important to carefully consider and choose the sub-category that most closely reflects the focus and objectives of your project, as this will help ensure that it is appropriately grouped and accessible to the right audience.
Step 8. Project Location - you have the flexibility to enter your current location anywhere in the world, at the country or state level.
Step 9. Funding Duration - the funding duration represents the period during which your project will be active. While we recommend a minimum of 6 months, you have the flexibility to select any timeframe up to 12 months.
TAB 3. Description
Step 1. Project Description - The project description can be as thorough as you wish and should captivate the user's interest enough to prompt them to log in and add your project to their shortlist. They can then watch your corporate video, peruse your information memorandum or pitch deck, and, of course, ask a question or make an offer using the platform.
Step 2. Risks and Challenges - For your convenience, we have provided a default risk and challenges statement for your project. If you plan to modify this text, please ensure that any relevant disclaimers provided by your legal and accounting team are included.
Step 3. FAQ's - We suggest incorporating at least 10 frequently asked questions (FAQs) into your project. These pertinent queries are ones that potential buyers or investors may pose, and they are intended to enhance the coherence of your project, ultimately prompting potential buyers and investors to express interest or make an offer.
TAB 4. Dashboard
Step 1. Contact Details - Email address of the designated individual responsible for managing or holding the authority to list the project.
Step 2. Authorised Person Full Name - Contact information is necessary for the individual authorised to oversee this project, which may differ from the project coordinator. For instance, if you are using a broker or accountant, your details as the project owner are still needed. If you are the broker, agent, or accountant, you must specify the authorised person, who could be yourself or another party accepting responsibility for the project.
Step 3. Business Address - The project's business address or the designated project manager's contact information.
Step 4. Mobile Number - The contact number of the authorised individual responsible for managing or having the authority to list the project.
TAB 5. Review and Go Live
Take a final look at your project, make any necessary adjustments, and launch it. You can modify the listing at any time from your dashboard.