it's an issue in venture marketing generally, because the business is a business of anomalies so no one ever wants to publicly rule out or exclude anything. But really, many businesses, if not most, don't fit the venture model.
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now you have somewhere to point the best ones to
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isn't "funding for bootstrappers" an oxymoron?
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Don't lie. That concept was "unfamiliar" to you.
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it's their money to invest however they like.
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Likely the single most common response investors give. It’s actually a critically important filter despite how frustrating it might be to founders.
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Think a major issue is investors not pointing to what exactly is the right path for them in that particular situation and making an intro to close that loop? It seems to be the case that startups are trying to package themselves to fit the VC model at early stage.
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I do think the economics can work for - at least a subset of - non-VC scale companies. However that example has a maximum loan of £25k ($32k), which wouldn't cover 3 months in SF, so not a fit for anything moderately ambitious.
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