I am hearing from more business owners about how the tightening economy is affecting their business.

So I thought I would provide you with “special access” to my most recent “Implementation MASTERS Series” interview with small business funding expert Craig Francis. These Masters Series are an exclusive Small Business Growth Club member benefit but with the recession coming on so quickly, I wanted to share this information with all entrepreneurs on my list.

IMPORTANT: As with all these interviews, there is absolutely NO selling of anything — just pure content that includes the step by step process for getting you the money you need.

Craig Francis is an expert that has helped small businesses get over a billion dollars in low cost loans. In this interview, he shares his “financing success formula”, which is so easy that any business — whether a start up or an established one - can follow to get the needed capital to grow and expand their business — even if they don’t have stellar credit or tons of collateral.

Inadequate capital is by far the 1 reason for business failure.

It keeps many businesses from ever getting off the ground.

It keeps them from expanding and taking advantage of opportunities.

It forces once successful businesses to close down during challenging times, like the unofficial recession we are now in.

Can $100,000 Short Fall in Capital Really Cost Me $500,000?

In this power-packed interview, you will learn four ways that inadequate financing is killing your profits. In fact, I use real world examples to demonstrate how each one directly affects your cash flow.

Plus, you will learn:

HOW to fill out a winning loan application

HOW to put together the critical financial packet that dramatically increases acceptance rates

HOW to explain away past mistakes and “hiccups” in your credit

HOW to use the 6 “C” to win over the banker in an interview

HOW to get the government to help you (yes) get approved

Click here now to get instant free access to this recorded interview.

To your Success,

Scott Hallman