Always start with one investor, make an impression. Try out all that you have up your sleeve in your pitch. Any defects you have on this pitch will immediately be seen and reflected by the investor. From here on, improve your pitch defects and start your presentations to other investors.
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Going a startup all alone, get ready for an uphill task. Investors stay away from one man team shows. So a good team wins, that’s what it is
One thing you should never do when looking for investment for your startup, “No compromise”. Do not buckle to pressure. In short no begging.
This is pure survival, if you have a Plan B on the same scope you are good. You always need to think about survival. How can you stay or sustain for one more day/week/month/year and so on. As being in the field and having the taste of this startup blood, we know there is always [...]
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Just as a baseball pitch delivers the right game, a Product pitch to the Investor delivers the right investment. There are no highways or roadways built to achieve the right pitch. The one thing I have learned over time is the business idea should fit with the other investments the Investor has made, this helps [...]
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