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Is the concept of venture capital a bad thing. Because I have seen so many startup’s getting destroyed because once they start raising they are always chasing a funding round and grow for the investors and not their customers. Whereas if we see earli

How VCs kill Startup Disrupting Startup? So imagine you are the CEO of Amazon and are worried about facing competition. What will you do? Here, these CEOs depend on their VC friends to help them tackle competition. VCs will spend their time looki

Hi startup founders ,I wanted to ask something .Please help me with this. If I have an idea for a startup,what should be my first step? Should I start building it's prototype?How should I approach to VCs for funding? How can I contact them? Please an

Hey folks, I've noticed that many IITs organize pitch events with hefty rewards. If you've participated in one of these events or have insights, could you share your experience and the process involved? Also, when it comes to choosing between angel i

So if you've built a product, then here's how you could raise some VC money for it. 1.The first is show a working prototype. Show the VCs what it is that your product can do, what are the features that you've built. 2.The second is show some cust

What is the difference between MVP, prototype and proof-of-concept⁉️ An MVP (minimum viable product) is bare minimum needed to test core hypothesis with real customers. Fast iterations based on feedback. ( Made a post on it in detail check it out).

My AI SaaS startup's deck has these 16 slides, so guys can you suggest me which slides should be there and which should not be there. And which line should be deleted in the slide and which line should be added to it. 1. Company logo with prototyp

Only 1 Secret that you must know to raise funds from VC'S but sadly no-one is talking about.. It's very often that we show these 👇 to the Investors when raising funds: Problem Solution Product Market Gap Team Customers Revenue Achievements Et

🤫Only 1 Secret to raise funds from VC'S but sadly no-one is talking about It's very often that we show these 👇 to the Investors when raising funds: Problem Solution Product Market Gap Team Customers Revenue Achievements Etc... Even tho

"Would you trust a failed founder with your money—again?" Most people shy away from failure, but not venture capitalists. Many VCs are willing to back the same founders who’ve failed before. Why? Because failure isn’t the end; it’s a masterclass