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Commercial web design

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I’m looking for a web designer for a boot leg start up.

Would you be willing to work part time (initially) to build a website for a share in the company rather than a wage?

The role will/can develop into a full time role with an industry standard salary to follow once the website is up and running creating a revenue?

I would like to have your thoughts Please?

If you want more information, copy of the business case etc please let me know.

Not sure if you can post email addresses on here.

Hi ya,

i would be interested to discuss further. Please let me know the best modem to discuss requirements. My email is sribarrow@gmail.com.

 

Thanks, Sri

if you believe the web site will get a revenue enough to pay a developer then make a business plan, get a business/startup loan and pay the developer to do the project.

otherwise if you have some special cicumstances then explain what they are as to why can't invest in development but expect prospective developers to invest their time and resources in something that *might* pay off. 

 

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Hi DaveP,

Thanks for the feedback.

It is more that I want to create a business that is not pulled down by debt before it starts. 

If we create a business on a shoe string and make it work, it means quicker returns for all parties. 

Also, if you have a share in the business, you be more passionate about what you are doing and have vested interest to make it work. 

I would expect the right person Input their own opinion and make a well rounded decision before investing any of their time.

I don’t want someone that will take the money and run, some people like that are sloppy. 

*might* pay off - again, I would expect anyone with an entrepreneur mindset to review everything twice and make a decision. Taking an educated risk is what life is all about.

Craig

as i'm sure a developer wouldn't like to be pulled down by debt whilst working for nothing when they  could be making money on another project.
 

" Also, if you have a share in the business, you be more passionate about what you are doing and have vested interest to make it work. " any deeloper worth their saltwill be invested in the project - it's *your* job ot take the  risk

"I don’t want someone that will take the money and run, some people like that are sloppy." and i'm sure that any interested developer would hope for the same from you—that you wouldn't take their time and run ;)

yes it is an educated risk - the kind you see popping up all the time and it always makes me nervous when people are so invested their project eople but never seem to be able to raise any cash - debt is a modus operandus for most businesses until your ideas and hard work come to fruition and break even, or even start to make profit.
 

Hopefully you'll find a good match for your project and i wish you the best of luck! :)

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