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In the early days of Airbnb, founders Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk struggled to find investors. They tried to raise $150,000 for 10% of the company but faced many rejections. Despite pitching to several prominent investors, no one

Airbnb, now worth ~$100 billion, was rejected by 7 investors in 2007. Not because it was a bad idea, but because VCs reject 99% of startups. Lesson: If ALL your plans depend on VC funding rather than customer funding, you are already fighting 99% f

An investor gave me this reply can anyone explain what he wanted to say “After completing our work on the opportunity, we have decided not to participate in your current round. We are thoroughly impressed with the progress you’ve achieved and the qu

Should a startup idea always focus on capturing the entire TAM?

Startup Survival Story - 1 Airbnb: Turning Rejection into Opportunity When Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk founded Airbnb, they struggled to find investors. They were rejected by more than 20 venture capitalists. To survive, they s

Why angel investors don’t reply on LinkedIn?🙂how to build good relationships with them or build a network,

I couldn't think how good anonymity can be until I saw it working here. But still, it's largely because of the moderators on this platform; otherwise, you could witness its misuse on a hunch.

Startups these days: Use our product, and we’ll throw in a giveaway! Because why build loyalty when freebies do the trick? P.S. Money speaks to investors... #Startup #Marketing #Giveaway

Nowadays people on medial posting like I need investors like without pitching their idea.Are they getting investors??

The Most Important thing in Business is Trust Your Employees, Investors, Shareholders, Supplierers, Customers should have trust on you So you should try very hard to reap your trust in them Because Trust takes years to build and seconds to destroy