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You need to have a short and meaningful pitch. You also should be able to tailor your pitch to fit the expectations of different audiences. An easy way to do that is by knowing what should be in your pitch when you have more or less time to explain.
Lenders and investors will want to know how much funding you’re asking for. You need to be sure that the number you land on is not too little, not too much, and that it aligns with your current strategy.
The unfortunate reality is that you’ll likely hear “no” more than you’ll hear “yes”. The key is to not give up and take it as a learning experience to refine your next attempt.
How do recent interest rate increases affect your small business? Read on to learn how to calculate the increased cost and how to handle the increased rates.
Struggling to connect with investors? Make them come to you (or at least make a good first impression) by fine-tuning your business website.
Meetings over video calls are becoming the norm and that also applies to pitch meetings. While your overall pitch shouldn’t change that much, there are some nuances to doing things virtually that you should consider.
So, you got funding for your business, but how are you going to use that money? Here are 4-steps to help you effectively manage and report your cash use.
There are numerous roadblocks to getting small business funding—even more-so for women who must combat a legacy of underfunding due to the predispositions of many investors. Here’s what to prepare for and how to bypass these issues.
To showcase that you know your target market, you need a solid marketing strategy. Here’s how to use it in your investor pitch.
Preparing to pitch your business to investors? It’s just as important to pitch your business to friends, family, and the community around you.