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Ways to Raise Funds for the First Time🥇💸🪙 1. Bootstrapping (Self-Funding) 2. Friends & Family 3. Grants & Government Schemes 4. Crowdfunding (Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Ketto, etc.) 5. Angel Investors 6. Startup Incubators & Accelerators 7. Bank Loa

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Can anyone help me find a startup incubator program or loans with no interest? I live in Assam, so anything applicable here will be much appreciated. Thankyou for connecting

Difference between Incubators and Accelerators. Many founder's get confused between these two, let's end this confusion today. Incubators: - They support early-stage startups with resources, mentorship, and space. - They typically do not take e

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Have You Explored Government Schemes for Seed Funding? Starting up and need funds? Many entrepreneurs don’t realize the potential of government schemes designed to support early-stage startups. These programs can provide the boost you need—whether

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### **How a Young Startup Can Get Funded** 1. **Bootstrapping:** Start with your own savings and focus on lean operations to grow without external funding. 2. **Friends and Family:** Seek small investments from those who believe in your vision. Kee

Crowdfunding is raising small amounts of money from many people via online platforms. It’s ideal for creative or innovative projects. Types include Donation-Based (e.g., Ketto), where no returns are expected, Reward-Based (e.g., Kickstarter), offerin

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