On May 10, 12:25 am, WiSpots <kflann...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> I am seeking advice on how to get Angel investors to seriously
> look at an op****tunity that is staring them right in the face.
> We have discovered that unless the investor or investment group
> is involved in the health care or media industries they do not
> take the time necessary (doesn't take much) to understand the
> incredible potential / power behind our model.
So what's the problem? Find a few that do have the industry
experience. There are plenty of wealthy doctors around. Talk
to a few stockbrokers in your area and ask to hook you up for
a finder's fee.
> The financial model is simple yet staggering. We are combining a
> proven means of monetization (advertising) with the most captive
> audience on the planet (patients in doctors office and hospital
> waiting areas),
The audience may be captive, but trying to advertise to it may
not be such a good idea. You want your products to be associated
with good feelings. With your service, it's the opposite;
products being advertised will forever be associated with pain,
suffering, or worrying...
> WiFi, 5 of our state of the art Wireless Web Pads in every
> waiting area and finally the doctors and practice managers
> seeking ways to improve patient satisfaction as well as increase
> revenue.
Er, what of interference? Is your hardware certified to not
interfere with hospital equipment? Conversely, how well does
it work around defibrillators?
Also, recall that these days, many hospitals are not radio
transparent to prevent interference from cell phones and
ambulance radios. Those that still are will convert over
time. What will that do to your business model?
Cheers,
NC


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