When you’re putting together your business plan for your startup, how important is it that you have the look and feel of your larger, more established competitors? Very important according to some small business professionals and this is first seen in your website.
Fabricly is a company that intends to use the $400,000 of seed capital it raised to expand its offerings of a basic product sold with an innovative marketing approach. The startup was initially founded within an entrepreneurial incubator.
Online bargain companies continue to explode in popularity. Amazon.com, the godfather of internet retailing, is now rumored as a financial source for LivingSocial—a provider of daily-deal specials.
The biggest roadblock to an entrepreneur launch of a new corporation is determining how much money is needed. Startup capital is easy to underestimate. But this should not deter you from moving forward with your venture if you follow these basic rules.
Are you a recent college graduate not sure where to go next or a recent victim of a company layoff? Many are finding a challenging job market and because of that, waving off the traditional income model in favor of starting their own small business.
There’s a problem in the business world that few know about. Not enough startup funding is reaching female entrepreneurs which is why a new program has begun with the mission of creating more female angel investors.
Conducting a market test is the best solution to uncertainty about the feasibility of your business concept. If you think this will cost too much money, then think again. Here are three anonymous but very real entrepreneurs who tested each of their ideas for around $50.
Startup ventures developing applications for the iPhone platform are apparently the hottest technology companies receiving angel financing.