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    Liquid Assets is offline Junior Member
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    Exclamation Anyone have advice for a Razor/blade business model for a "First Mover" company

    I am running into a problem creating a Razor/Blade business model that doesn't show a large EBITDA loss in the first two years. The company is a First Mover and can generate a high ROI after ramp up. The problem I am having is my investors what a large ramp up but find the initial burn too significant. Does the Razor/Blade model work better if the initial investment funds are increased to offset the loss percentages or is the model I've created flawed to show a high percentage burn to begin with.

    I'm not a financial expert.

    Any advice is welcomed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liquid Assets
    Does the Razor/Blade model work better if the initial investment funds are increased to offset the loss percentages or is the model I've created flawed to show a high percentage burn to begin with.
    haha, good one

    you should do standup ;-)
    Last edited by akula; 05-18-2006 at 02:13 AM.

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