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Taking Corporate VC: When It Makes Sense

View from Seed

A startup can benefit in various ways from having a strategic investor involved in their company, but there are plenty of drawbacks too, both commonly known and more subtle. On the flip side, simply taking strategic investor capital because it’s there or it’s easier or cheaper than other capital rarely works out well for startups.

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Landing Page Best Practices: Remove Distractions, Be Bold & Tell a Story

ConversionXL

The best way to get this information is to create a feedback loop that collects information right after they sign up, but before the course begins, so they’re fresh in the “I’m going to solve my problem” mindset. In my experience, the answer more often than not, it’s no.

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The 10x Angel. The 0x Angel.

Hunter Walker

Instead I want to comment on what a “10x Angel” looks like – the type of individual investor who delivers value to the startup in ways that are notably different than the average funder. If you just need the money, stick unknown angels in an AngelList Syndicate so they have more limited information rights.

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Shorter Flights at Lower Heights: The Right Way To Angel Invest

onstartups.com

Aside from those who have always invested small amounts of cash in startups, more and more venture capitalists are making personal side deals, active entrepreneurs are investing in other entrepreneurs, seed funds are cropping up everywhere, and Angel List has emerged for the everyman. Looking for other startup fanatics?