Shutdown Week
It’s not a thing that VCs talk about, but it is something that we should cover. I tag-teamed with my friend, Eric Marcoullier on the topic of shutting down your startup.
Step-by-step advice on how to run a successful fundraising round — from building a pipeline to closing the deal.
It’s not a thing that VCs talk about, but it is something that we should cover. I tag-teamed with my friend, Eric Marcoullier on the topic of shutting down your startup.
Maybe a founder could explain to me why you would not follow up with investors that opened your deck on DocSend?
We met six months ago for 30 minutes. It’s been 260,000 minutes since we last communicated. Remind me, what does your startup do?
Stay Top of Mind: Learn why regular updates are crucial for startup founders to maintain investor interest and support, especially during fundraising rounds.
Discover the key questions founders should ask during partner meetings and initial discussions in this insightful episode. AJ encourages founders to be inquisitive about how funds operate and make investment decisions.
AJ outlines his proven approach to fundraising. He stresses the significance of tapping into your network, constructing a narrative-driven pitch deck, and carefully selecting the right partner for your business.
How Glade Optics organically attracted seasoned operators as investors through a meticulously planned reputation-building strategy
Rescripted has over 60 Angels on its cap table. How did they do it? Networking “like a crazy person.”
Personalized, forwardable emails that your connections can send along will unlock doors to new investors.
Where are you in the process? What’s your valuation expectation? Abby provides guidance on answering both of these trick questions.
Staying top-of-mind with investors bends recency bias in your favor. Here are four ideas.
If you don’t have a network of investors, start building that network now, before you need to fundraise.
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