@GinouInLondon

Am I missing some parts to this article. Get the more they own, the more time they give you. But it is also about the size of the check. If I have $100 versus $10 on a horse, which one will I cheer more?
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Campaign-archive
1 year ago
Startup companies

your startup's valuation

Consideration #2: Startups Need Time to Grow Into Valuations

This could be interesting in a #web3 concept!
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Entrepreneur
1 year ago
Marketing

Virtual Dining Concepts CEO Stephanie Sollers on the Creator Economy

Building an Omnichannel Brand - The many channels of information flowing at us every day can make it difficult to figure out the best way to build a brand.Stephanie Sollers believes partnerships with companies like Virtual Dining Concepts is vital in today's economy.It's Not Just the Burger, It's the Brand - Stephanie Sollers has the unique opportunity to collaborate with brands, such as the massive Mr. Beast operation, to create brand stories beyond the products they have to offer.
Entrepreneur
1 year ago
Fundraising

Every Entrepreneur Will Encounter This Question from Investors When Fundraising. Here's the Right Way to Answer It.

"A rocket ship of a company!"
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There's always too little money and too little time in a startup.
Nice article, but also rather soft. These are the basics and are to be expected. The one thing that is missing is to say, find out who you are pitching to and research them well before getting in front of them. Learning any tidbits off the internet is relevant as it will give you a feel of who you may encounter across the table. It is a good thing that many of the VCs love to use Twitter, so do the homework to be able to get into their shoes.

Now about the overall article, it is interesting the imagery is a woman of color which makes the irony rather stark as she would not get these easy questions and would be very unlikely to get the meeting given the fact that less than 1% of funding go to women of color.
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Entrepreneur
1 year ago
Startup companies

4 Answers to Questions Every VC Investor Will Ask in Your Pitch

In relation to timing within your organization, VCs will need to know what growth and revenue milestones you will hit and when you will hit them.
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In the end, perhaps the best way to prepare for a pitch meeting is to step into the shoes of your prospective investor.
Ars Technica
1 year ago
Startup companies

The tech sector teardown is more catharsis than crisis

There remains screaming demand for climate tech startups to invent smarter ways of reducing energy consumption, for example.
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