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VC investors: Don’t be greedy even if you can.

Berkonomics

First, the marginal exit event: Sometimes the end game or sale of the company is not a happy event for the early investors, including the entrepreneur or the founders. Most sophisticated investors will take either a promissory note or preferred stock, both of which come before founder or management stock in a sale or liquidation.

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Angels and VCs: Don’t be greedy even if you can.

Berkonomics

Sometimes the end game or sale of the company is not a happy event for the early investors, including the entrepreneur or the founders. Most sophisticated investors will take either a promissory note or preferred stock, both of which come before founder or management stock in a sale or liquidation.

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5 Principles of Persuasive Web Design

ConversionXL

Both of them present a compelling case how we, humans, mostly operate on auto-pilot. Conversions will be at their highest when we offer something they need and want in the way that resonates with them. Follow these 5 principles for improved conversions. Research participants were showed two photos. You should.

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Ecommerce UX Mastery: Beginner to Pro in a Blog Post

ConversionXL

By that, I mean the benefits go further than simply increasing your conversion rate by a few percentage points. And yes, an increased conversion rate. We know that most people aren’t satisfied with their conversion rates (if you’re satisfied, stop settling for mediocrity – you can always improve !). Read our guide here.

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Ecommerce UX Mastery: Beginner to Pro in a Blog Post

ConversionXL

By that, I mean the benefits go further than simply increasing your conversion rate by a few percentage points. And yes, an increased conversion rate. We know that most people aren’t satisfied with their conversion rates (if you’re satisfied, stop settling for mediocrity – you can always improve !). Read our guide here.