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Twitter Link Roundup #182 – Small Business, Startups, Innovation, Social Media, Design, Marketing and More

crowdSPRING Blog

7 Tips On How Your Small Business Or Startup Can Hire A Good Lawyer And Control Legal Costs – [link]. 7 Tips On How Your Small Business Or Startup Can Hire A Good Lawyer And Control Legal Costs – [link]. 7 Tips On How Your Small Business Or Startup Can Hire A Good Lawyer And Control Legal Costs – [link].

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[Infographic] Inside The Mind Of A Startup Entrepreneur

YoungUpstarts

Understand a term sheet. Hire A Players. Deliver a keynote. Build Links. Conduct customer interviews. Segment a market. Recruit and Train. Train an intern. Replace B Players. Cold call C level executives. Write a novel. Raise Money. Build an advisory board. Tell an investor they’ve lost all their money.

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Women 2.0 Pitch Night…batter swing!

Sophia Perl of Wisdom

Use the 10-5-3-1 formula for raising money: Have 10 great meetings with investors, 5 of those do detailed due diligience on your company, get 3 term sheets, and 1 transfer into your bank account! What key hires do you need? Find people to help you through the raising money process. Always ask investors why they say no.

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Women 2.0 Pitch Night…batter swing!

Sophia Perl of Wisdom

Use the 10-5-3-1 formula for raising money: Have 10 great meetings with investors, 5 of those do detailed due diligience on your company, get 3 term sheets, and 1 transfer into your bank account! What key hires do you need? Find people to help you through the raising money process. Always ask investors why they say no.

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Who are the Major Revenue-Based Investing VCs?

David Teten

According to Brian Parks, “Bigfoot provides RBI, term loans, and lines of credit to SaaS businesses with $500k+ ARR. Our wheelhouse is bootstrapped (or lightly capitalized) SMB SaaS. We’re currently evaluating about 20 companies a month and issuing term sheets to 25% of them; those that fit our investment criteria.

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Do More Faster in PE Hub

Feld Thoughts

Dan Primack, who is now writing a great column at Fortune called Term Sheet used to do this; there are now guest writers (including me) who do this column. We bootstrapped the business because we had to and by 1993, when we sold the company to a large public company, we’d built a nice, consistently profitable business.

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5 Venture People To Avoid While Funding Your Startup

Startup Professionals Musings

When determining your walk-away position, you need to understand your best alternative to agreement, and have a Plan-B (bootstrapping, competing investor, or more time). On the other hand, when negotiating a financing for your company, you should never present your term sheet first. Always wait for the investor to play his hand.