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Do you have any experience with this @Adrienne McLean @Calum Maxwell ?

I think a few companies are doing this currently with the sample of products to the community, it seems to be working ok in the UK and US I notice some investment coming in for Australian companies in the samples space. 

But my question is:

1. How will you break this down via various niches for example:

- Fashion goods - Tech goods - b2b goods - office goods? Are you going to make it niche specific? 

2. I have contacts in all types of business but they would question what is the existing marketing budget, what is the currently marketing base you are working off ect?

Good luck with the project

You never know where a lead will come from. Guest blogging gives you content for social media, brand awareness reach, CV credibility, SEO backlink (be careful where you post), and can spark a bigger piece for your own site. 

You might be best to ring the appropriate government body about this. Laws change all the time and it's best you keep up to date with it all.

Consider hiring them as casual if the hours are inconsistant from week to week.

Nano Influencers are people who have between 1,000 to 10,000 followers on their social media accounts. They tend to be people who are very amenable to making posts, but that doesn't mean that you will have to pay an arm and a leg for them. 

Since it can be hard to get a real ROI on these posts, most nano-influencers won't charge too much. They may offer up posts for anywhere from $5 to $100, depending on the platform that they have as well as the type of post that they are doing. Here's what you need to be aware of:

• Twitter or similar micro-blogging platforms tend to have the cheapest rates. It's just a quick link. 
• Instagram, blogs, and YouTube have the highest prices, simply because they have to shoot content and/or write content for their work.
• If a nano-influencer has actual stats on sales returns or ROIs, they may charge higher simply because they can potentially guarantee results. 
• Many nano-influencers are perfectly happy with getting free samples. (I.E --- ME!)

I think it is a good idea. I think every business can benefit from an "Advisory Board". Probably the bigger question is who to have on your board. A mentor is an excellent starting point, and you need an "outsider" who can look at the business dispassionately.

Hi Andrew,

Echosign's response: "You can choose who signs and specify the roles of stakeholders and determine which stage they need to sign." 

Also, "More info on proof of signature + custom doc. signature order + security measuresto identify signers. https://t.co/Lf7Tv0RtpY​"

LOL it would have been easier if Echosign is in here talking about these features, but hope this helps :)