TheBusinessShop.ie - Introducing LivePitch

You’ve got ideas. Very big ideas. This is all well and good, but ideas can only come into fruition if you follow through. Money wouldn’t hurt either. This is where TheBusinessShop’s brand new LivePitch upload facility can help. TheBusinessShop is an Ireland-based premier online marketplace for business opportunities and investment. Their latest launch, LivePitch, gives you a chance to voice your ideas and business plans to investors so they can see what it is exactly that you have to offer. LivePitch allows for audio-visual content as well as business plans, logos, spreadsheets and images. Investors bogged down by a belly full of entrepreneurs seeking revenue can get a clear and concise view of a potential entrepreneur’s personality as well as the viability of his business plan. Investors can upload presentations to their iPod, iPhone, or other media devices to view while on the go. Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, have a chance to shine, to showcase their best face (literally), along with their Big Idea. Interactivity is where it’s at now and LivePitch is part of a growing trend in audio-visual business.

“TheBusinessShop.ie was founded in 2005 as an online marketplace for business opportunities across the island of Ireland (Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland).



The idea for the marketplace originated from a challenge the founders experienced while running their first business. In the process of identifying other businesses to purchase to scale their existing business, they discovered that no central resource existed. With this gap pinpointed, the founders quickly set up theBusinessShop.ie to enable businesses all over Ireland to confidentially advertise a variety of opportunities.”

LivePitch is a good idea itself. It offers investors to get away from tired, old text-based ads and allows for a more modern approach. It also gives potential entrepreneurs a chance to get their ideas out there.

Will LivePitch expand beyond its Irish borders? Will it be a boon for great ideas, or a cemetery of half-rate, late night infomercial ephemera?