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Yeah, here we go----> 1. Angel investors or pre seed funding: mostly family members or very early investors. Very hard to find them out of your family or neighbours. They invest just by your idea. 2. Seed funding: you just have you MVP or just started your company does not have any results. Here are also it's very hard to get funding. Needs lots of validations and more to get. 3. Series A funding: here the venture capital funds steps in. It's somewhat easy to get funding here because of your product may have some results or they just invest if they liked your idea, product or execution. 4. Series B funding: again VCs come by seeing your growth or results and invest for your expansion over the geographics or upgrading your apps or employees. 5. Series c and goes on: here onwards it's more like you need to ask for money and tell why you want and investing will be based on your results and how you are running. Afterall the real investors who trust and enter are mostly angel investor
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Day 35: Decoding Angel Investors in Bangalore: Unveiling Your Funding Fairy Gods Bangalore's startup ecosystem is fueled by angel investors. But how do you attract these fairy gods of funding? Here's your guide: * Know Your Angels: Research potent
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