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1) Purpose of valuation is just to get an idea about how much is a company worth ot if we want to buy a company, how much will it cost. 2) It's not actually important. Having more valuation won't make a company better. But valuation still helps because it makes the owners rich (on paper) and taking loans became easier as you can just take big loan by pledging the stake. 3) Shares are Just part Ownership of a company, similar to how it's in stock market. You can just buy few shares of a company you think will grow and enjoy the Profits. Asset is simply commutative of all the stuff a company owns. That includes factories, goods, digital patents, etc. 4) There's many ways for that to happen.. Either they can opt for dividends (distribution of profits a company makes), sell their stake to some other more rich dude or IPO! In ipo they just sell all the overvalued worthless stock to us as retailer and Since we can buy them at very less price (at about ₹15,000). Many retailers buy them and the owners and investors get liquid cash. 5) You can visit google adsense or meta ads website for that. And you can run ads very easily with very less budget too. Just yt for more details 6) I Personally don't have experience on that so I'm not the best person to answer. But still I'll do that anyways 😂. So if budget is an issue, you can run qds by yourself. You can easily make videos and all that. But if you have lot of funds, then consult an agency, they can provide you better results. 7) Calculating Valuation is just simple maths when investment and the stake is decided. That is if an investor wants to invest $100k in a company for 10% stake, the company is pre Money worth $1 Million. But calculating the right valuation to invest at is a tough job. They look at different technical factors like revenue, profits, ebita, growth rate Along with scope to grow and all that.

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