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An aged shelf company will boost you in reaching business goals the following ways:

• Your customers prefer to do business with a company that's four years old rather than four weeks old.  Who do you prefer to pay to remodel your kitchen or consult you on a project?  A business that's four years old or four weeks old?

• Your bank, with all other factors equal, prefer to loan money to a four year old company rather than a company that's four weeks old.

• When doing business with an institution, the government, municipality, or the utility company, they prefer to do business with a company that's four years old rather than a company that's four weeks old.

• Age marks stability and safety for your clients.

• Age will enable you to overcome sales objections.  Your customers will prefer to do business with you than a new company.  If your competitor has ten years in business, at least you have a fighting chance.  Acquiring a shelf company is a marketing investment.

What's possible with a shelf company?

• Project stability

• Create an image of permanency in the marketplace.  Customers will feel safe in buying from you.

• Access up to $100,000 in corporate credit.

• Open bidding opportunities with municipalities, utility companies and more, with an aged shelf company.

• Give your business a fighting chance by placing it on an even playing field with other companies that were in the marketplace for years. 

• Don't be caught in a disadvantage by operating a new company amongst established competitors.

• Develop a reputation for solid footing.

• Overcome sales objections.

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