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Sandeep Vijay
Entrepreneur • 1y
5. Once the prototype is ready, Meet the people who would be fit to build your idea with you, pitch it to them. Convince them to believe in your idea and start working with you. 6. Remember very few VC's fund pre-seed start-ups. So funding from VC's is nearly impossible at this stage. 7. Once your core team is ready, start building the MVP of the product. While building the MVP let the people know you are working on something, this is very important because of someone likes your idea, there might a chance of getting angel funding from them. Mostly friends and family. 7. Once the MVP is ready, valid your product by selling it to your closest people in the industry. 8. Look for Potential VC's who funds the similar industry to your start-up. Connect with the potential VC's via LinkedIn or Cold Mail them with your Pitch-Deck. Remember Solid Pitch-Deck can get you a meeting with them. 10. If the VC likes your idea and ready to fund. Congratulations, You are done.
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