Term Sheets: What You Need To Knowby Emma McGowanA term sheet is the first formal (but non-binding) document between a startup founder and an investor, and lays out the terms for investment. We take a look at the key characteristics of a good term sheet, as well as some elements every founder should be sure to avoid.Continue
Types of Crowdfunding: Donation, Rewards, and Equity-Basedby Emma McGowanThe three primary types of crowdfunding are donation-based, rewards-based, and equity crowdfunding. We discuss the nuances of each crowdfunding method so you can choose which one is best for your fundraise.Continue
Startups: Start Slow to Move Fast | Startups.comby Will HermanSpeed is crucial for a startup, but at what cost? For most, moving slower will help them grow faster.Continue
How Superconnecting Sends Your Business Connections Into Overdriveby Zach FerresThe key to becoming a superconnector is applying the right systems and being genuine in your interactions.Continue
The Do’s and Don’ts of the Best Startup Business Ideasby Emma McGowanIf you want to launch a startup, you have to start with an idea. But how do you find the best startup business ideas? Let us guide you.Continue
Convertible Notes (aka Convertible Debt): The Complete Guideby Emma McGowanLearn everything about convertible notes and debt including key parameters such as discount rates, valuation caps, as well as advantages, disadvantages, how they compare to SAFE and equity options, and more.Continue
7 Things To Figure Out Before Planning a Social Media Campaignby The Startups TeamDon't even think about launching a social media campaign unless you've thought about these seven things first. Continue
25 Startup Conferences & Events to Check Out in 2018by Emma McGowanBoost your knowledge -- and your network -- with one or more of these 2018 startup conferences.Continue
10 Top Up-And-Coming Startups to Watch in 2018by Emma McGowanThese top startup companies are poised to blow up old industries and creating new ones in 2018.Continue
Startup Failure (And The Antidote)by Andy RosicStartup failures should be quick and relatively pain-free, and it should inform and motivate and eliminate alternatives. Here are some ways to validate early on to avoid a really painful failure.Continue