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Deciding How Much to Raise

Deciding How Much to Raise

An important question that every startup comes across is “how much capital should I raise?” Unfortunately, this question doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all answer. Many entrepreneurs are inclined to ask for as much money as possible as a safety net for … Continue reading

The term “disruptor” is often thrown around when referring to startups. It can appear that every startup innovation aims to be the next big disruptor, the next company that shakes up an industry and redefines the way people live, work, … Continue reading

After your startup has closed a crowdfunding campaign, you may be wondering what best practices are for communicating with your new investors. How often should you contact your investors? What should you say to investors? Are there any other things … Continue reading

When making investments, an investor may come across a funding portal or a broker-dealer platform. While both are intermediaries that allow investors to invest in startups, there are many differences in the types of investment opportunities, the standards each must … Continue reading

In today’s digital age, social media has helped transform the way people connect, communicate, and engage with others, making it an invaluable tool for startups raising some types of capital. Social media platforms can offer the ability to reach a … Continue reading

When a startup chooses to raise funding through equity crowdfunding, they have the option to offer additional perks as a “thank you” for investing. Perks can come in various forms, whether a tangible perk offered by a main street business … Continue reading

There are a variety of financial instruments that entrepreneurs and startups can choose to utilize when raising capital. Some of the more well-known choices include common stock, preferred stock, and convertible notes, but another alternative is a crowd note. Primarily … Continue reading

There are two common types of investors when it comes to investing in private companies: accredited and non-accredited investors. While both types of investors have the opportunity to invest in startups, they have clear differentiations when it comes to the … Continue reading

When a startup decides to raise capital through crowdfunding, the following question often poses itself: “Should I offer equity or revenue share to potential investors?” With the same goal of raising capital, the execution and post-raise period can look significantly … Continue reading

In recent years, the investment landscape has seen a significant shift with the introduction of Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF). This innovative approach to investing has opened doors for both accredited and non-accredited investors to participate in early-stage startup opportunities. But … Continue reading