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While crowdfunding is booming there’s a problem that comes with it. The seed capital amounts it enables you to raise tend to be small. The majority of crowdfunding transactions raise $25,000 or under for the borrower. This amount is not going to get you very far in most cases. However, there is a w Read More

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How one startup quickly raised $25,000 in seed capital so that it could continue instead of having the plug pulled on it. Read More

Seed Capital: Are You a Blanche DuBois Entrepreneur?

Let’s take a look at the main differences between true entrepreneurs and the Blanche DuBois type wannabes.

True entrepreneurs are very resourceful by nature. Once they make the decision to proceed with a new venture they immediately shift t Read More

Customers are a great way to finance a business for many reasons. First, customer financing is typically non dilutive. They want something from you other than equity in your business. Customers also help you fit your product to the market. And customers will help debug and improve the quality of th Read More

Need startup or seed capital?

There are all sorts of creative ways to finance your business startup. Where there's a will there's a way even if investors aren't biting. If you are open to learning about how startups are really financed you will discover that there are dozens of ways to do it. Fo Read More

The Great Gaping Valuations Chasm Between Entrepreneur and Investor

I first started working with startups back in the late 1980s and can guarantee you that the one problem that never goes away is the Grand Canyon-like chasm between the entrepreneur’s and investor’s respective valuations. Withou Read More

For Investors it’s All About the Exit

I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a Hamburger today. – Wimpy

Here’s a common scenario that most first-time capital seekers experience. They write their business plan, finish their prototype, and then start talking to potential angel investors. Some of these Read More

The Entrepreneurs Roundtable announced the first 10 companies to participate in its startup incubator program. The New York-based ER Accelerator program, which runs from June through August, gives those companies some startup capital, as well as free office space and access to a number of mentors. Read More

Facebook Credits to be Used for Real World Goods

Facebook's new daily deals offering, available in five cities now with plans to expand to more, will put deal offers right members' news feeds -- and if one catches their eye, they can pay for it with a credit card, PayPal or Facebook Credits. It Read More