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Out-of-the-Box Hustle - Clever Tricks Startups Used to Beat the Odds and Make It Big Airbnb In 2008,during the financial crisis, Airbnb was struggling to raise funds. The founders got creative and started selling novelty cereal boxes called "Obama

Y Combinator in 30 Seconds: ✅ World’s top startup accelerator 💵 Offers $500K funding ($125K for 7%, $375K on SAFE) 🗓️ 4 batches/year (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall) 👥 Backed Airbnb, Stripe, Dropbox, and 4,000+ startups 📈 Massive network + Dem

Meme news #3 To revive from funding winter which they have been facing since 2-3 years karnataka govt proposes to make a dedicated platform for startups by facilitating access to venture capitalists who are highly interested in making investments to

Understanding Equity Funding for New Businesses Hello everyone, Let's talk about equity investment today, a crucial component of startup funding. Startups often use this strategy to accelerate growth and broaden their customer base. So, what exactl

Brian Chesky explains how Airbnb solved the chicken-and-egg problem Marketplaces are tough to build. No buyers, no sellers. No sellers, no buyers. This problem almost killed Airbnb. Homeowners wouldn’t list their homes because no one was booking. T

Startup Survival Story -3 Zomato: Persistence Amid Recession Zomato, now a leading food delivery service, started as a restaurant directory called Foodiebay in 2008. Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah faced a funding crunch during the global financ

Hey we have started a started a startup called Learnhyve.This is edtech(not traditional) startup. So we need a female communication specialist in our founding team.This will not salary based offer until funding..We will give equity(ESOP) Qualities we

Day 3 - Startup Surprise How a Side Project Accidentally Became a Billion-Dollar Business: The Untold Story of Slack Did you know Slack, the workplace communication giant, was never meant to be a company? It began as a side project, an internal tool

Some Startup Statistics • The average funding amount for a Series C round is $68 million • The second largest reason why startups fail (29% of cases) is due to running out of funding and personal money. • 23% of startups mentioned team issues lead