I have what I beleive to be a good sales and marketing plan for a new type of business. I have spoken to the owner and he ask for any Ideas I had for both in our first conversation over the phone. My goal is to implement the plan and work as an independant agent with his company. I have given ideas to others before and they have used them to make money and did not include me in the profits. I don’t want this to happen again. He seems honest but “once burned” as they say. I want to protect myself, but I also really want him to see my plan because this is an industry I want to get into and feel this is my chance. How do I go about letting him look at the plan but insure if it is used without me I have legal recourse. I do not want to be to forceful in having him sign some big legal contract after only one conversation.

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Email Marketing has increased users by 50% between the years 2004 and 2006!
It is now 2007 and obviously it isnt hard to realise there are more and more Autoresponders being created for this type of market, especially targeting small businesses mainly in the US and the UK.
I would love to create an autoresponder, as I have been a custom to one for atleast 14 months now.
I know what the demand is, I know what an autoresponder should have and can do without.
However, if I was to create an Email Marketing website, would finding my website to all of the other existing email marketing websites be like finding a needle in a haystack?
It certainly is a good business idea, but do you believe it is too late for this type of busines to be created now that there are already so many others out there?
Will it be like a smart choice bar of chocolate compared to cadburys?
Advice? x

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