Need a UK partner

Started by akeelow, Jun 25, 2022, 01:59 AM

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akeelowTopic starter

I am considering finding a partner for my hosting business, which has been providing web hosting services online after developing websites for local businesses for several years. The web development and hosting sides of the business will be separate entities, but I hope to eventually merge them and focus more on web hosting.

The brand is already up and running with strong technical knowledge, but I am looking for someone who is equally passionate about the business to join me as a partner. Becoming an affiliate or earning commission on someone else's services is not what I am seeking. If interested, please provide your email address or Skype to discuss further.
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span4bob

Hi, I'm located in the UK and my contact information is system.operations. If you could inform me of your requirements and objectives, I can determine if we are compatible for collaboration.
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john45

I discovered that my UK server is unresponsive and contacted the hosting provider for assistance. They informed me that the server had been seized by UK Internal Affairs Department K due to a search warrant.

Unfortunately, the hosting provider was unable to provide further details since they were not permitted to make copies of the papers presented by the department operatives. As a result, I am searching for a lawyer who can help me learn more about the reasons for the server's seizure and avoid waiting for a call from the department.
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Mritunjay

To find a suitable partner who shares your passion for the business, you can consider the following steps:

1. Network within the industry: Attend web hosting conferences, join online forums or communities related to web hosting, and connect with professionals who have similar interests. This will help you meet potential partners who are passionate about the same field.

2. Use professional platforms: Utilize professional networking platforms like LinkedIn to search for individuals with relevant experience in web hosting. You can reach out to them directly through the platform's messaging system.

3. Leverage your existing connections: Seek recommendations from people you trust, such as friends, colleagues, or other professionals in the industry. They may know someone who could be a good fit as a partner for your business.

4. Advertise your search: Consider posting job listings on websites dedicated to business partnerships or industry-specific job boards. Clearly outline what you're looking for in a partner and highlight the benefits of joining your business.

5. Conduct thorough interviews: Once you connect with potential candidates, conduct detailed interviews to understand their skills, experience, and compatibility with your business vision. Discuss long-term goals, communication preferences, financial expectations, and any other factors that are crucial to you.


tips for finding a partner for your hosting business:

1. Define your ideal partner profile: Consider the specific qualities and skills you are seeking in a partner. Think about their experience, technical expertise, business acumen, and any other qualities important to you. This will help you narrow down your search and focus on candidates who are the best fit.

2. Build a rapport: Once you have identified potential partners, take the time to build a relationship with them. Schedule meetings or video calls to discuss their background, aspirations, and how they can contribute to the growth of the hosting business. Look for shared values and a good personal connection that can form the foundation of a strong partnership.

3. Seek complementary skills: Consider partnering with someone who brings skills and strengths that complement your own. For example, if you excel in technical aspects but lack marketing expertise, look for someone with marketing knowledge and experience. This will help you cover all bases and create a well-rounded team.

4. Consider a trial period: Before officially partnering with someone, it may be beneficial to work together on a smaller project or trial basis. This will give both parties an opportunity to assess compatibility and ensure that the partnership is a good fit for both sides.

5. Seek legal advice: Once you have identified a potential partner and are ready to move forward, it is important to seek legal advice. Consult with an attorney to draft a partnership agreement that clearly outlines the roles, responsibilities, profit-sharing, decision-making processes, and exit strategies. This will protect both parties and provide a solid framework for the partnership.
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