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Acting as a liaison

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  • 25-04-2005 12:03am
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    tim3115
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    Hi

    If I was to act as a liaison, could I set it up as a company? I don't want to really delve in to what the trade will be, but it will simply involve me promoting a company to a different market which they would not normally have thought of targetting.

    Not sure if I am making myself clear here.


    Does this happen often, is another thing I was wondering.



    Thanks.


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    tom-thebox
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    Sounds like a independent sales consultant to me, no matter what it is if you are supplying a product or service of coarse you can make it a company. :)


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    tim3115
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    But it wouldn't be directly my product? Is that still okay? I'm all new to this. Just an interest.


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    tom-thebox
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    tim3115 wrote:
    But it wouldn't be directly my product? Is that still okay? I'm all new to this. Just an interest.

    Yep of coarse thats ok, you still are supplying a service.


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    tim3115
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    And I presume a percentage is fixed in the contract with the producer (lets say) ?

    Maybe I'm being a little bit ignorant of the situation, but it seems that acting in this manner will entail little work (in comparison of producing myself) and that it's relatively low-risk investment?


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    tom-thebox
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    I dont see how you supplying a service legally, and as a company has anything to do with the producer.

    If the producer will work with you as joe blogg I dont see how he will have problems if you go legit.

    I think the real question you need to ask yourself in this case is, if you need a company.


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    tim3115
    Closed Accounts Posts: 334 ✭✭tim3115


    Yes, I was wondering that as well. Is it worth the effort in getting one set up for something as trivial (in my eyes) as this.


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    tim3115
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    So basically, all I would have to do is have a meeting with the manufacturer and sort things out there? Have you heard of anything like this been done before?


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