5 best posts for startups fundraising

How many of you have your startups and struggle to find funding to develop and grow your businesses?

I think many of you. But sometimes it is so difficult to understand, what should be prepared for your startup pitch in front VC, how to negotiate with investors, how to talk with them on “their language” and look professional and convincing …

To help you during fundraising process we have on InnMind created a comprehensive knowledge base, talking directly with different types of investors and collecting first-hand information and tips for successful fundraising.

Today we want to share with you the 5 best posts on InnMind on this topic. Here they are:

1. “We prefer to take a Risk in StartUps, because we know how to make it work”

Swiss venture investor Fred Joye speaks about problems and solutions in tech startups, analyses differences in European and Asian startup scenes, describes new funding opportunities for startups and shares important advices for tech founders

2. How To Match Your Startup Stage To Investor Interest

Martin Zwilling, CEO & Founder of Startup Professionals, Inc; Advisory Board Member for multiple startups shares 5 important insights on how to choose “the right investor” for your startup.

3. Why Raising Too Much Money Can Harm Your Startup

Did you ever hear “the more to raise the better” from other startup founders? Mark Suster, an entrepreneur and investor, guides you through the question of how much money you should raise in order to avoid this typical mistake.

4. How to Raise Venture Capital

Ryan Allis, technology entrepreneur and angel investor, prepared a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to get prepared for VC funding, what should be considered and done for successful fundraising.

5. Investor blogs you should be reading

The last today (but not the worst) is an interesting overview of 8 most trustworthy and insightful investors blogs, which Nelli Orlova, startup entrepreneur and InnMind founder, recommend you to read before or during fundraising to understand better what investors need (and seek for) in startups.

Enjoy it! ;) And if it’s not enough, if you need more insightful read — explore more useful tips on fundraising on InnMind