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Get
Funded!
Here are 8
Ways How
Finance it
Yourself
2
Some common means of financing the deal are
savings, cashing in on bonds and taking out loans
on fixed properties like a house or land. Do weigh
the risks against the potential benefits before you
do this though.
Finance it
Yourself
3
Ask for
Friends and
Family
Money
4
When you have exhausted your personal
resources, it is time to ask your friends and
families. They are the ones closest to you and they
have only good intentions about you and your
venture. They know you and your background and
trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or
shame.
Ask for
Friends and
Family
Money
5
Crowd
funding
6
Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla
Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great
examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns.
Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great
avenues to raise funding from people in exchange
of products instead of equity.
Crowd
funding
7
Join
Incubators
8
Incubators are organizations which provide
resources like offices and funding for early stage
startups in exchange for a small amount of equity.
Incubators are mostly associated with educational
institutes and large companies whose goal is to
spur innovation and not make profit.
Join
Incubators
9
Apply
for a Loan
10
Most banks offer government subsidized loans for
small and medium business enterprises that you
might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest
business loans or personal loans they might offer.
Apply
for a Loan
11
Find Angel
Investors
12
Angel investors are wealthy people looking for
investment opportunities in up and coming
companies. They can offer significant financial
backing at the cost of a huge stake in your
company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However,
angel investors are often experienced individuals
who can offer valuable guidance that a budding
startup might need.
Find Angel
Investors
13
Find Venture
Capitalists
14
Venture capitalists are professionals who make
their money by investing in high-risk high gain
early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a
huge number of applications for funding, so they
typically are not a good place to start looking for
funding. However, if you do get selected, you can
potentially get access to all the financial resources
you think you need and then some.
Find Venture
Capitalists
15
Prepare
Your
Presentation
16
Your pitch for funding can make all the difference
between a successful round of funding or going
home dejected. You typically get less than 90
seconds to make a lasting impression on the
investors and you must pique their interest in that
time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as
perfect as humanly possible.
Prepare
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Get funded! Here are 8 ways how to

  • 3. Some common means of financing the deal are savings, cashing in on bonds and taking out loans on fixed properties like a house or land. Do weigh the risks against the potential benefits before you do this though. Finance it Yourself 3
  • 5. When you have exhausted your personal resources, it is time to ask your friends and families. They are the ones closest to you and they have only good intentions about you and your venture. They know you and your background and trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or shame. Ask for Friends and Family Money 5
  • 7. Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Crowd funding 7
  • 9. Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Join Incubators 9
  • 11. Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Apply for a Loan 11
  • 13. Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Angel Investors 13
  • 15. Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Find Venture Capitalists 15
  • 17. Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible. Prepare Your Presentation 17
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  1. Finance it Yourself This might sound strange in these days of startups being valued at millions and billions of dollars, but trust us, most of them were probably self-financed when they are just starting out. Some common means of financing the deal are savings, cashing in on bonds and taking out loans on fixed properties like a house or land. Do weigh the risks against the potential benefits before you do this though. Ask for Friends and Family Money When you have exhausted your personal resources, it is time to ask your friends and families. They are the ones closest to you and they have only good intentions about you and your venture. They know you and your background and trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or shame. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  2. Finance it Yourself This might sound strange in these days of startups being valued at millions and billions of dollars, but trust us, most of them were probably self-financed when they are just starting out. Some common means of financing the deal are savings, cashing in on bonds and taking out loans on fixed properties like a house or land. Do weigh the risks against the potential benefits before you do this though. Ask for Friends and Family Money When you have exhausted your personal resources, it is time to ask your friends and families. They are the ones closest to you and they have only good intentions about you and your venture. They know you and your background and trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or shame. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  3. Ask for Friends and Family Money When you have exhausted your personal resources, it is time to ask your friends and families. They are the ones closest to you and they have only good intentions about you and your venture. They know you and your background and trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or shame. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  4. Ask for Friends and Family Money When you have exhausted your personal resources, it is time to ask your friends and families. They are the ones closest to you and they have only good intentions about you and your venture. They know you and your background and trust you. Do not be afraid to ask out of fear or shame. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  5. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  6. Crowdfunding Pebble, the smartwatch company, and the Tesla Museum Project at Wardenclyffe are great examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns. Sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo are great avenues to raise funding from people in exchange of products instead of equity. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  7. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  8. Join Incubators Incubators are organizations which provide resources like offices and funding for early stage startups in exchange for a small amount of equity. Incubators are mostly associated with educational institutes and large companies whose goal is to spur innovation and not make profit. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  9. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  10. Apply for a Loan Most banks offer government subsidized loans for small and medium business enterprises that you might qualify for. Also ask for any low interest business loans or personal loans they might offer. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  11. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  12. Find Angel Investors Angel investors are wealthy people looking for investment opportunities in up and coming companies. They can offer significant financial backing at the cost of a huge stake in your company, ranging from 10 to 50 percent. However, angel investors are often experienced individuals who can offer valuable guidance that a budding startup might need. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  13. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  14. Find Venture Capitalists Venture capitalists are professionals who make their money by investing in high-risk high gain early stage startups. Venture capitalists receive a huge number of applications for funding, so they typically are not a good place to start looking for funding. However, if you do get selected, you can potentially get access to all the financial resources you think you need and then some. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  15. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.
  16. Prepare Your Presentation Your pitch for funding can make all the difference between a successful round of funding or going home dejected. Airbnb is a billion dollar success story today, but it did not start out that way; check out their pitch here. You typically get less than 90 seconds to make a lasting impression on the investors and you must pique their interest in that time frame. It is critical that your pitch be as perfect as humanly possible.