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DIFFERENT LENGTH BUSINESS PLANS:

One Sentence Business Plan:

I’m Tom Jensen, a 47-year-old lyricist with 31 albums’ worth of songs—120 finished, 300 more ready to go—and I’m building a live, collaborative songwriting venue and online platform where musicians, audience members, and dreamers co-create new music in real time and share in the profits.

Mid-Size Business Plan:

My name is Tom Jensen. I’m a 47-year-old lyricist with 31 albums’ worth of original material—120 fully written songs and over 300 more waiting for music and singers. I’m building a live, collaborative songwriting venue paired with an online platform where musicians, fans, and dreamers co-create new music in real time and share in the profits. A live moderator will relay online audience input directly to the stage, and contributors can register through an app to receive official songwriting credit and potential future royalties. The key point: the material is ready, and it’s strong—tested, structured, and built to move people. Now I need partners. I’m looking for a benefactor or business-minded ally with vision, contacts, and the resources to help launch this creatively and commercially. I need a guaranteed salary, basic health coverage, and startup funding. From there, the sky’s the limit: a hit album, a Broadway show, a licensing empire, a global remix challenge—or maybe even start our own record company. We’re also scouting a physical location—ideally something flexible, hospitable, and inspiring, where audience participation and revenue can coexist. If the vibe is right, it could be a café, a co-op, or even a furniture store. I’ve taken this as far as one person can. The rest starts now. Contact info is at collabtunes.com.

Large Business Plan:

My name is Tom Jensen, a 47-year-old lyricist with 31 albums’ worth of original material—120 completed songs and over 300 more waiting for music and singers. I’m looking to launch a live, interactive songwriting venue—an in-person space combined with an online platform—where musicians, fans, contributors, and special guests collaborate in real time to create original music and share in the profits. A live moderator would relay online audience input directly to performers on-site, and contributors could register through an app to officially receive songwriting credit and potential future revenue. At this stage, my presentation is focused on one key point: the material is ready, and it’s solid. Show my work to someone who knows writing—lyrics, songcraft, wit, storytelling—and see what they say. I’m confident it will speak for itself. But now, I need help. I need a benefactor. I need a business-minded partner with contacts, vision, and the ability to get this off the ground. I need healthcare, a guaranteed weekly salary, and a chunk of funk up front. And I need a few other things we can discuss later. I’m open to doing anything with this collection. I don’t need to be famous. We could make other people famous. We could build the greatest album of all time, launch a Broadway show, license songs for games and films, or host a global online challenge where people compete to reinterpret my lyrics. I’ve taken this as far as one guy with a pen, a notebook, and a phone can go. I need collaborators, a location, and a launch. We’re actively seeking a physical space that offers hospitality, nourishment, and enough flexibility to support this creative ecosystem—ideally with opportunities to earn some income from the audience and community. We could even run this out of a furniture store, if it has the right vibe. Thanks for your time. Contact information is available at collabtunes.com. 

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