I'm looking for a serious investor to expand my current brand and website.

**XavierSocial** · 01-10-2011 01:04 PM

Dear Potential Investor,

I have extensive experience in social media marketing with a focus in Facebook fan page development. I started building awareness for my website and brand less than 4 months and have grown my fan page to over 33,000 fans. I'm a big believer in niche marketing and I have built the foundation of my brand around that philosophy. I am currently marketing a bracelet through my fan page. The bracelets are increasing with sales every week and building a fan base all their own.

The driving mission behind my brand focuses on bringing a positive message and fueling creativity and talent in my fan base. I infuse my brand with my passion for poetry, writing, music, and the arts. By utilizing my own personal talents and creativity I’m able to keep my content fresh, current, and targeted to my demographic.

Stage 1 of my website was launched on November 1st but do to my web designer’s unexpected situation it has not been completed. I'm currently doing all my marketing and sales through my fan page. I have fans that are hungry for the many products I have planned to roll out once the website is complete. Some of which I have already tested through the Fan page. I'm looking a serious investor that is interested in being part of my growing company and website. All of my products and merchandise are unique and packaged with a heavy focus on paying attention to detail. I'm looking for solid investor for 10% of the company. With the investment I will be able to meet my first target goal of $20,000 in revenue early into the second quarter of 2011.

I have singlehandedly built a very strong brand with diehard fans in less than 4 months. I’m looking for an investor that understands the potential, can have a nice stake in my company, but let me run the ship. I have a proven success method with a detailed and thought out plan for growth. Please only contact me if you are seriously interested in investing. Below are the details on my target demographic. It’s one of the hottest and most sought after age groups. I look forward to hearing from you. Please include some information about yourself and your investment goals.

Thank you again for your time,

Daniel Xavier

Top Countries
7,639 United Kingdom
6,415 United States
3,502 India
2,297 South Africa
2,268 Australia
1,007 Egypt

Female: 82%
Age:
13-17 - 45%
18-24 -23%
25-35 - 7.9%
35-44 - 3.5%
45-54 - 1%
55+ - .045%

Male: 18%
Age:
13-17 – 6%
18-24 -7.7%
25-35 - 2.6%
35-44 - 1.1%
45-54 - 0.47%
55+ - 0.30%

**XavierSocial** · 01-10-2011 05:02 PM

I'm a young entrepreneur that has tested out my market and waited until I had the perfect vehicle to throw myself into 110% I'm looking for an angel investor that can help me to take my brand and company to the next level... I have a proven product, and a fanbase of over 33k targeted and highly interactive fans. With this investment I will be able to throw myself fulltime into the avenues of the business that are already working. My goal is to grow my revenue to 20k per month by the end of April 2011... I have a proven strategy, detailed game plan, and all the numbers to support my goal. The angel investor isnt just investing in a company they are investing in someone that will not allow themselves to fail.

I look forward to hearing from anyone that has the capital to be part of my brand and movement... 2011 is the year I will make my company a million dollar company... The recipe is there... working on gathering the ingredients

**phanio** · 01-11-2011 07:11 AM

I don't think that you will find very many professional investors interested in your proposal. Just not enough up side. Investors don't want to invest in $1 million dollar companies - they want to invest in $100 million companies.

You might be able to hit up friends and family for small investments and slowing build your business that way.

It is impressive that you have so many fans - very, very hard to do - congratulations.
However, with that fan base, you should be able to generate enough revenue to build your business - it is called plowing back equity into your business and not taking profits out of the company.

You might look into peer-to-peer loans, micro loans or business cash advances - all of which can help fund your business in stages.

**XavierSocial** · 01-11-2011 09:36 AM

Thanks a lot for the information. I'm looking for an investment around 35k-50k so I figured it might be worth a shot to see if there were any investors interested in a smaller investment... I have a few family members that might be interested so i'll try that route...No matter what I know that my brand and website will be a huge success ... I'm happy knowing that fact and might just have to wait a little longer before I can complete and expand where I need to..