The first of this four-part presentation shares techniques for raising funds for starting a new business. Contrary to common belief, banks are not the only source of business investment capital. In fact, they are not even the best source for such funds. Armed wtth the information in this presentation, you'll be able to choose from seven different capital sources and financing approaches, including two forms of new business money that never need to be repaid.

Next, you'll learn how to build a massive nationwide distributor sales natwork. Regardless of your personal sales ability, you can sell only so much merchandise yourself. But, imagine how sales would soar if you had 100, 500, even 1000 people selling for you. You'll learn where to find salespeople and how to attract them to your offer. Then, you'll find out how easy it is to persuade them to stock quantities of your merchandise that they resell to their customers in turn.

Then, we'll discuss the business of bumper stickers. They cost next to nothing to make, but they can generate thousands of dollars in monthly income when used with the formula presented in this presentation. As an advertising tool, they can almost guarantee readership. Capitalize on this unusual phenomenon and earn a phenomenal income, too.

Finally, many of the major figures in mail order made their money by writing, publishing and marketing short reports called folios. Tom Hall, an American ex-soldier living in Japan, sold simple typewritten folios on how to do business with the Japanese. Even with the high cost of air mail postage he still managed to clear a profit of a quarter of a million dollars per year. Imagine what you could do at relatively cheap domestic postal rates using the same approach. This presentation is one of the most exciting and potentially profitable in the entire series.