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When startup go for funding they get their funds from investors for some equity so if the enterpreneur gives his equity to the investor so in next funding round do investor has to dilute their equity too? or just the enterpreneur?

🔍 Decoding Profitability: How to Analyze Profit Pools! 💰📊 Understanding business profitability starts with: 1️⃣ Identifying ‘pure’ players – Those focused on a single activity (e.g., Intel). 2️⃣ Recognizing mixed players – Companies handling mul

All these delivery startups raise huge amounts of funding but they can't add a simple clear cart button in their app😤

Fundraising trends & tactics - 1) Hot Sectors: AI, fintech, sustainability attract capital. 2) Investor Insights: Use Crunchbase, PitchBook, CB Insights. 3) VC Focus: Profitability > hypergrowth. 4) Smart Fundraising: AI-driven deal sourcing. 5) Net

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What does Series-A Funding round mean? For the companies that reach series A funding, the investors ask for more than a business idea, they demand a long term strategy. Series-A funding is provided to companies to help them scale their product offer

Guyss🌝, Does the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of an online platform need to be a well-designed and polished app, or is a functional website with core features sufficient to raise funding?

For all Early-Stage Startup Founders looking for funding! We at CoFoundr are bridging the gap between startups and venture capitalists, angel investors, and funds. We streamline investor relations, helping you raise your next funding round without t

I'm thinking of writing a detailed strategy on either topic. please poll what you want? Topic 1: How to raise funding without any MVP, team and traction. Topic 2: How to get a girlfriend using Maths :)