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How to Position Your Startup as a Good Investment
Raising money for a new business is always a challenge. Most people don’t invest enough time or energy to prepare themselves to secure financing, which is why so many owners default to bootstrapping their operations. If you are looking to … Continue reading
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Secrets of Pitching as a Team to a VC
Finally the day has come that you have been working and waiting for: to pitch to a venture capitalist. Everyone understands the pressure and nervousness you are going through when making that pitch but besides your business idea and plan, … Continue reading
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Bootstrapping: Starting a Business without Money (yes, it can be done!)
These days, budgets are tighter than ever before. Most of the time, you have to get creative when rolling out a new product, service, and especially when starting a brand new venture. As an entrepreneur, you have to work tirelessly … Continue reading
