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The Only 3 Things that Can Lead to Startup Success
There are dozens of factors that influence the trajectory of a startup company. Many things that can kill your operation; for example, high cost of goods, the inability to find qualified employees or simply poor management. However, there are only 3 things that can make your company a success.
The #1 Criteria for Preparing Your Next Investor Pitch
Even the great ones can screw this one up, case-in-point: Apple, Inc. Consider this lesson when preparing for your next investor pitch.
3 Things Early Stage Companies Shouldn’t Go Cheap On [Infographic]
Successful business owners understand the importance of cost-effectiveness. However, early stage companies shouldn’t cut corners on these three core elements.
Crowdfunding – The Fastest Growing and Most Unusual Source of Startup Funding
America’s first major crowdfunding project was the Statue of Liberty.