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The Bootstrapper's Bible
3/1/2007
Summary:

Seth Godin authored this comprehensive manual, which can be downloaded via the ChangeThis blog, on the nature and scope of bootstrapping for entrepreneurial growth companies.

Go To Source (www.changethis.com)
The Best Funding Source for You
8/16/2007
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This article provides an excellent framework not only for how to raise money but also for how to think about raising money. Key point: Always stay nine months ahead of your need for cash.

Go To Source (www.entrepreneur.com)
The Art of Projections in a Dotcom 2.0 World
8/16/2007
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Facing facts and forgetting fantasies are vital to accurate forecasting for startups seeking outside investment. This highly practical blog entry provides eleven helpful tips for doing forecasts realistically and presenting them in ways that investors understand and appreciate.

Go To Source (blog.guykawasaki.com)
The 5-Point Plan to Check Out Potential Investors
8/7/2007
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Stolen software, too-high brokerage fees, out-and-out scams are just a few of the pitfalls entrepreneurs must avoid as they raise capital. This article explains key signs of trouble and what to do about them.

Go To Source (www.angel-investor-news.com)
Term Sheets from the Entrepreneur's Perspective
4/27/2007
File Resource
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This article provides detailed explanations of terms proposed in investor term sheets and the effects of these terms on the entrepreneur.

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Ten tips for making a good pitch to investors
Baum Stephanie
2/21/2012
Blog Resource
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How do you impress an investor? Here are 10 tips about what to say and how to say it when making your pitch. Read more for ideas you can use in honing your pitch today.

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Templates for Your Business
6/14/2007
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Fifteen downloadable forms and templates to improve business operations from planning for startup and established companies to forecasts and projections to balance sheets and cash-flow statements--even personal financial statements.

Go To Source (www.score.org)
Tech Trims Down
10/7/2005
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This article focuses on how many entrepreneurs today -- compared with the launch of the dot-com era -- are being careful with the money they spend and making sure they stretch their financing as far as possible.

Go To Source (www.sfgate.com)
TECĀ© Best Practices: Financial Management
6/8/2007
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Small-business financial management experts highlight in clear, practical terms what CEOs need to do to make their companies successful through financial management. There are five areas the article elaborates on: effective accounting and reporting processes, financial drivers, three essential financial documents, cash-flow management, and, especially important for growing companies, financial forecasts.

Go To Source (www.teconline.com)
Surviving the Lean Years
Heinmiller Robert
5/21/2001
Article Resource
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How do you survive personally when your business goes bust? In an article that is both realistic and compassionate, the author lays out a financial plan for the seven lean years. Stash away cash during the fat years, downsize quickly once the handwriting is on the wall, and consider moving to a lower-cost geographic area are among his suggestions.

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