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I have started a consumer action website from my own funding and now approaching investors to fund the venture for taking it to the next level; basically the funds will be used for publicity and brand building. There are also new services planned which will augment the current offering. I have a solid tech guy with me and I have experience in systems, project management, e-biz strategies and marketing. I have never worked or negotiated with angel investors and so I don't know how the negotiation can be made so that I don't feel unhappy later about the whole transaction. I have developed the site thru a very lean team and same team is now maintaining the site and working on new services. I don't make any revenue now; neither I draw any salary from the company. So what can be a proposed holding pattern between me and an interested investor and what could be a win-win exit strategy?
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