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Not all capital providers are equal, so seeking financing isn’t just about securing capital. It’s a matter of finding the right source of funding that matches both your business and your roadmap. This article covers four things you should consider before accepting funding.
Alternative capital options have emerged in the last several years for founders who don’t have the high growth required today for VCs, the collateral or profitability required by traditional debt providers, or need to act faster than those options allow. We’ll go over the pros and cons of three types of alternative capital.
I’ve noticed a number of alternatives have emerged in the last several years. These can be especially helpful for startups that need quick decisions and have predictable revenue growth – even during uncertain times.
Here’s how I came to see alternative financing like Novel Capital as the ideal way to fund my startup’s expansion.
Money is the fuel that powers growth. You can use your company’s profits to grow, but when that is not enough to finance your high-growth company, what other options are available?
Learn what Valarie King-Bailey, founder & CEO at OnShore Technology Group, did for her company’s growth path with Revenue-Based Financing.
Early sales hires are critical to the trajectory of the company and provide critical customer feedback as the product or services develop. Make the wrong hire and the results can be devastating.
Read on for what avoidable mistakes Founders make as they start to build out their sales team.
Big venture rounds get media coverage, but they’re not the only financing option for startups —or even the most attractive.
Alternative financing options can provide capital faster without sacrificing equity. Here, we’ll look at three.
DoorDash is just one of the latest companies to jump into the revenue-based financing space. They offer short-term loans for small business owners, hoping to catalyze the next stage of growth.
Short-term goals that can make a difference in your growth should include short-term funding rather than expensive, long-term debt or equity capital, revenue-based financing specialists say.
As founders know well, the venture funding landscape is vast and varied. Depending on revenue, market size, and other factors, early-stage companies can access financing
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