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Series LLC – Yes or No? [Infographic]
What’s the difference between a normal LLC, and a Series LLC? Does your state recognize Series LLCs? Find out which option is right for your startup.
Startup Funding – The 4 Types of Players [Infographic]
Startup capital can come from various types of investors. Here are 4 types you may encounter and some tips on how to deal with each of them.
Crowdfunding – The Most Unusual Source of Startup Funding [Infographic]
Crowdfunding is not a new concept, but in 2015, the SEC finalized the rules and regulations to allow companies to offer and sell its securities through the use of crowdfunding. Now, everyday citizens and non-accredited investors can invest in early-stage companies.
8 Options Entrepreneurs Utilize for Startup Concept Funding [Infographic]
Funding not only provides financial backing for the entrepreneur, but also validates the startup’s concept. Here are 8 resources every beginning entrepreneur should explore for concept stage funding.
What is a Startup Unicorn? [Infographic]
What does becoming a startup unicorn mean? How do businesses achieve this exclusive title? As it turns out, this rare occurrence happens most often when companies contain these four components.
5 Steps From Concept to Startup [Infographic]
You have an idea for how this problem can be resolved. It’s a good idea. No, it’s a Great Idea! But what do you do now? How do you turn your Concept into Startup? Where do you begin?
How to Launch a Tech Startup If You Are a Non-Technical Founder [Infographic]
So what if you are not a technical founder, engineer, or software programmer? Does this mean you’re incapable of launching a tech startup? Should you quit now because you’re wasting your time? No!