If you were to ask 10 different startup founders how valuation works or how they got their valuation, you would probably end up with 10 extremely different answers. And all 10 of them probably backed by some bit of logic. As confusing at it is, valuation is probably the most important data for any startup.
As a time coach, I talk to people who want to live a more balanced life on a daily basis—including startup founders. It can be a struggle, but my real-world experience has uncovered that founders can achieve work-life balance IF all five of the following conditions are met: You Want It: Not everyone wants traditional work-life
Each month, companies introduce hundreds of new tools to help business owners attract traffic online and generate leads and sales. Some business owners spend an incredible amount of time and money buying and learning how to use these tools, only to achieve mediocre results. Fortunately, one tried and true strategy — content marketing — remains
gun.io is connecting clients with hackers and they’re accelerating at Jumpstart Foundry in Nashville check out our interview with this startup in the fastlane.
Just yesterday our managing editor Monica Selby penned this piece about taking some downtime. It’s good for you, your mental sanity, your health, and even your business. As I read her post, it made me think of the very important lesson we all learned back in May when Bad Ass Startup Chick Denver Hutt
Knoxville startup iSpotlight wants to be your goto app for everything about your favorite celebrities and athletes.
Last February 500 students got together at the Palmer Commons on the campus of the University of Michigan for a hackathon. Michigan Hackers and MPowered, two student groups on campus, put together the hackathon which Forbes called the largest student-run hackathon. The February event was inspired by a similar hackathon on the campus of Penn
Chcek out these startups that got acquired for big bucks and then got destroyed.
Fargo VC firm Arthur Ventures closes second $45 million dollar fund plans to spread the wealth across Silicon Prairie and Minnesota.
Wait a second, down time really? Managing Editor Monica Selby talks about balancing passion and downtime.
Chicago startup SimpleRelevance has been on the startup radar for quite some time. Back in May the company, founded by Chicago serial entrepreneur and founding team member of iContact Erik Severinhaus, raised $1 million dollars. While there are several companies out there vying for the position as your mass emailer, SimpleRelevance has found a way
Phroogal moves from Silicon Valley to New Jersey to grow. Check out our interview with founder Jason Vitug.
There’s been a lot of chatter about the April 5 signing of the JOBS Act. Most people in the startup community are especially excited about the possibility of offering equity via crowdfunding platforms. What many have missed in all the exultation is that, while it’s easier to offer equity, the standards for investors have risen.
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