Alright, I don’t rant often, in fact, I don’t rant period – its not my thing… …and you can probably hear the ‘but’ about to arrive right? So what’s got me hot under the collar? The latest string of articles pounding the drum for Social Media and Social Networking – suggesting this phenomenon is the new secret [...]
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Three Reasons Why You Haven’t Closed Your Angel Investor Yet
Image via Wikipedia I’m sure there are potentially hundreds of reasons why you haven’t closed your angel investors yet. Now this is a blog and there is no way I can know who is going to come read this article right? So – there are no cards up my sleeves, we didn’t meet each other previously [...]
Angel Investor Mind Control?
Well in this article I’m going to give you two things – one is an angel investor suggestion that may help you (even though I don’t know about your specific business…magic huh?) and then I’m going to offer you something for free that could help you. How do I know? Because most first time fund raisers suffer from many of the same challenges…and even if you don’t, knowing this suggestion will help make sure you don’t fall into this trap.
How to Close an Angel Investor
When I set out to raise money I was passionate about my business…you have to have that burning passion because it sees you through the lonely nights when no one loves your business or you…its the fuel that keeps you going even though you are inwardly cackling to yourself with insane laughter, giggling to yourself like a sleep deprived child (probably because you are very likely to be sleep deprived through self imposed highs, lows and Titanic sized pressure….)
5 Simple Strategies for Finding Your Own Angel Investor
There are Angel networks in many major cities and metropolitan areas throughout the globe. Like it or not, the days of the individual angel investor is not necessarily passing but there is certainly a growing breed of angel investors who are joining together into networks and acting more like Venture Capitalists than ever before. Angel Investor Tip #6: Be Prepared! Seriously – knowing what they want to see, how they want to see it and having everything ready and gleaming is critical. Don’t think you can wing it because as Angel Networks grow and develop, so too do the hurdles and the quality filtering they implement. If you need help with this process – contact me, if I’m not super busy, I may be able to help.
Quick Poll – Its All about YOU! (And always has been…)
Image by david_terrar via Flickr Here’s a quick poll…. Now I was going to set up a nice and easy to use poll and create links etc on this post… But you know what, if you can’t add your choice as a comment or send me an email via the ‘Contact’ page, then you probably [...]
Small Business: Angel Investors in Danger?
Image via Wikipedia If you are looking for small business capital then it’s possible that the odds of you being successful have just been significantly harmed! For some time, SEC regulations have outlined what is an ‘Accredited Investor.’ As an entrepreneur, your ability to raise money from Angel Investors is constrained to those people who overcome [...]
How to Get Cheap Money for Your Startup (Part 2)
Here is a really quick video (about four minutes….) with ONE tip that will help you a) lock in an angel investor but most importantly b) QUALIFY them to make sure they’re ‘cheap’ money and not going to be a pain in the ass investor… Sign up for more video updates and add you comments [...]
Are you this kind of person?
So much so that I spent months looking through different sites, subscribing to different email lists and following certain bloggers. I thought I could get everything I needed from multiple sources and save myself some cash. After all, you can get nearly everything you need for free online right?
Are Angel Investors Cheap Money?
The first two companies I started began with Angel Investments — for the first start-up, where I had designed an award winning fire escape ladder, the angel’s cash allowed me to quit being a minimum waged Consultant (minimum wage when you divided my hefty salary by the 100 + hour working weeks…) and gave me the chance to pursue my passion to start and build my first business.
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