Foundersuite

Software for raising venture capital: Investor CRM + VC/Angel Database + Pitch Deck Hosting + Investor Updates + Data Room. Over $9 Bln raised. We ❤︎ startups.

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Excited to announce our new Podcast on iTunes called "How I Raised It" where I interview startup founders who raised capital and "unpack" how they did it. Check it out on iTunes https://t.co/LyrfhuXCOw or Soundcloud https://t.co/IyM9RJtO8C

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This is one of the easiest things to ignore early.

And one of the hardest to fix later.

Understand CAC vs LTV here: https://t.co/Mm21BDCzCQ

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A startup can grow and still be broken.

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On paper, things look fine.

Underneath, the economics don’t work.

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Going back years and seeing every interaction with investors gives you a completely different level of control in fundraising. — @ijablokov

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19 venture funds in Miami founders should know. Covers: Pre-seed to growth, Fintech, SaaS, crypto & Strong LatAm connections funds.

If you’re raising capital, start here:

https://t.co/1b8AuQKeR1

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The real value wasn’t just managing a round. It was being able to pick up every conversation exactly where it left off a year later. — Rachel Carpenter, @Intrinio

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That’s how most “no’s” actually happen.

Dive deep into the 25 Reasons Investors Won’t Put Money in Your Startup: https://t.co/SisVKKaWWS

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Most founders think investors say no because of one big reason.

They don’t.

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By the end, the investor isn’t rejecting the idea.

They’re stepping away from the uncertainty.

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We’ve raised ~$10M, and the biggest difference was having a structured, transparent process where nothing slipped through the cracks. — Tim Hyde

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Most founders misunderstand persistence in fundraising. As @Cflexman puts it, it’s not about convincing someone who said no, it’s about moving on. You might hear 60 or 100 no’s before the right investor shows up, and what matters is staying consistent until then.

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The fastest way to kill a fundraise is to fake momentum. As @Cflexman points out, saying you have a term sheet when you don’t will backfire quickly. A better approach is to be clear about where things stand and drive toward a timeline, without overstating anything.

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9 Habits of World Class Startups: https://t.co/uhwcKMDd0T

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Most startups don’t fail because they lack ideas.

They fail because of how they operate.

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And they measure everything.