how to find more funding?

[john1119]

Hey guys i want to know if anyone has any advice on how to find seed funding or venture capital and then how to go about getting it? Has anyone successfully used any of those websites that list different investors or are they just to unreliable? What about reaching out to a business consulting firm, and seeing if they can set me up? What are some common practices in this process? anything would be great.!

[BizGuy]

John,

We posted a raising capital guide to VC funding on our blog which cover all of the topics below:
* How To Valuate A Business
* The Grandmother Test
* What To Do In Your Meeting With A VC
* Investment By Industry
* Investment By Stage
* 14 Things VCs Look For (cont’d 4)
* 14 Things VCs Look For (cont’d 3)
* 14 Things VCs Look For (cont’d 2)
* 14 Things VCs Look For (cont’d)
* Investment Amount, Investment Rounds, 14 Things VCs Look For

You can go to the YoungEntrepreneur.com/Blog

Click the above link and it will direct you right to the Raising Funds for your Business Section.

Hope you find that helpful.

Thanks,

Adam T.

[forex master]

Hey there is very good information is shared by BizGuy , hope the above information given by him will really help you.

[Joe Connor]

For people aged 18-30 the princes trust gives grant to young entrepeneurs and young people wanting to start a business, maybe give that a try.

[ZingerIntl]

For people aged 18-30 the princes trust gives grant to young entrepeneurs and young people wanting to start a business, maybe give that a try.

The princes trust is for 18 - 30 year old unemployed people from whales and northern ireland. to save you time of looking it up

[mbrand2222]

Thanks BizGuy. Very useful for me, too!

[VCNetwork]

I have a website dedicated to finding funding.. its a free service. There is a link in my sig. let me know if it helps!

[EBITDA]

Try your attorney and accountant. Next check with your local Angel Investor Group.

Make sure you comply with federal and state securities laws if you are issuing securities to individuals by writing a private placement memorandum - see Reg-D and Accredited Investors.