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Investment crowdfunding might blossom into an even bigger online market, and a professor from the University of Colorado Boulder said Friday he has spent a decade creating the must-have roadmap — not only for companies and investors, but for policymakers. Investment crowdfunding, sometimes dubbed the Kickstarter for startups, took off less than a decade agoContinueContinue reading “CU Boulder professor writes ‘roadmap’ to investment crowdfunding”

Becky Center is the CEO of Indiegogo the crowdfunding platform that unites innovators with early adopters. An entrepreneur’s journey is never easy. Taking the leap to start your own company is heightened by the fact that most are passion projects that have been in the ideation or dream stage for many years. Attracting funding isContinueContinue reading “With VC Money Slowing, Crowdfunding Is Increasing—Here’s How To Have A Successful Campaign”

Here’s an analysis of the current market trends in veteran-owned businesses in the United States, along with opportunities, threats, and strategies to leverage or mitigate them: 1. Opportunities: – Government Contracts: The U.S. government has set goals to award a certain percentage of contracts to veteran-owned businesses, creating significant procurement opportunities. Registering with the DepartmentContinueContinue reading “Current Market Trends in Veteran-Owned Businesses in the United States”

Veteran-owned businesses play a significant role in the current market landscape. They bring unique skills, experiences, and perspectives, which can lead to both opportunities and challenges. Here’s an analysis of the current market trends in veteran-owned businesses, along with some recommendations and resources: 1. Opportunities: – Government Support: Federal and state governments offer various programs,ContinueContinue reading “Benefits of Veteran-Owned Businesses”

By Liam Nolan, Head of Growth at Founders Factory 1. Perfect your customer targeting Truly knowing your customer has never been more important. The less well you understand your target audience, the broader your product will be—and no matter how good your creative is, you’re wasting money. Getting to know your customer really fits intoContinueContinue reading “Your Startup Efficiency Checklist”