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 IP + Pre-Money Valuation
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | ASK THE ANGELS FEBRUARY 1, 2011 Business Basics-Investor Presentation Checklist — IP, business process, 1st to market, etc. ? — investment terms, including pre-money valuation. ? by Robert Aholt. When you are presenting to potential investors it is imperative that your presentation answers all the questions listed below: ? What product will you be selling? Who are the competitors? | | | | | | |
| WWW.PAULGRAHAM.COM OCTOBER 23, 2010 How to Start a Startup You need three things to create a successful startup: to start withgood people, to make something customers actually want, and to spendas little money as possible. The way a startup makes money is to offer people bettertechnology than they have now. Andyet theres a lot of money at stake. This money isnt revenue. Well, no. | | | | | | | | | | |
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ASK THE ANGELS | MONDAY, JULY 28, 2008 Ask the Angels
They both had impressive testimonials from major corporate customers and clearly delivered good value for money. Unfortunately, we’re trapped by an old valuation paradigm which places a value on a venture based on its achieved and near term inherent profitability and thus inhibits our thinking about how to get the best exit value. MORE >> -
TAFFY WILLIAMS | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2011  Startup Blog: 7 Questions You May Get from Potential Investors
Keep in mind the first prospect means you may be seeking a lifestyle while the second relates to your always seeking a way to make money for the investor base. What is the minimum you can get by with to the next step-up in valuation? The inflection point is thought of as the next step in the valuation increase. Did What? Stuck? MORE >> -
ASK THE ANGELS | TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 2008 Ask the Angels
They both had impressive testimonials from major corporate customers and clearly delivered good value for money. Unfortunately, we’re trapped by an old valuation paradigm which places a value on a venture based on its achieved and near term inherent profitability and thus inhibits our thinking about how to get the best exit value. MORE >> -
ASK THE ANGELS | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2008 Ask the Angels
They both had impressive testimonials from major corporate customers and clearly delivered good value for money. Unfortunately, we’re trapped by an old valuation paradigm which places a value on a venture based on its achieved and near term inherent profitability and thus inhibits our thinking about how to get the best exit value. MORE >> -
ASK THE ANGELS | WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008 Ask the Angels
They both had impressive testimonials from major corporate customers and clearly delivered good value for money. Unfortunately, we’re trapped by an old valuation paradigm which places a value on a venture based on its achieved and near term inherent profitability and thus inhibits our thinking about how to get the best exit value. MORE >>
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