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Stages of A Startup 1)Ideation Stage 2)Planning Stage 3)Commitment Stage 4)Pre Seed Stage 5)Validation Stage(Pivot) 6)Seed Stage 7)Series Stage A/B/C/D................n 8)Growth Stage 9)Scaling Stage OR 9) Exit Stage

Funding round updates: Pre-seed → Seed → Series A → Series of unfortunate events.

Learning phases for startup 1. Pre-seed stage 2.Seed stage 3.Early&startup stage 4.Growth stage 5.Expansion&Maturity stage 6.Exit stage

If given a chance which early stage startups ( Seed to Series A ) you would like to work for and why?

Top 10 accelerators that you can apply at a super early stage 👇 1. Y Combinator | Pre-Seed, $500k for ~10% 2. Entrepreneur First | No team, $250k for ~9% 3. South Park Commons| Pre-Idea, $1M 4. Antler Global | Pre-Seed, $250k for 9% 5. Sequoia

Startup Funding Guide: From Idea to Growth 🔹 Pre-Seed – Building a concept & team 🔹 Seed – Validating market fit 🔹 Series A – Scaling revenue & profitability 🔹 Series B – Expanding market share 🔹 Series C & Beyond – Preparing for IPO & market l

What’s a good VC fund that invests in Pre seed stage startups

A startup’s financial model is simple: Pre-seed = hope. Seed = still hoping. Series A = hope with a pitch deck. Series B = hope with revenue. Series C = hope we IPO before running out of hope.

When A VC firm is investing capital in your startup, how much money do they expect in return? I was having a talk with a very senior VC recently, I asked him the same question. He gave me the following data: Pre-seed/seed - 100x returns Series A -

What are the best ways to raise funds in pre-seed stage. What are your opinions on this scenario....?