Venture Capital Carnival vol. 3
This month I still received a lot of submissions that were not technically within the carnival topic; however, a lot of the submissions were relevant to startup and venture backed companies, so I added a section at the end on general business advice.
wilson ng presents SME #8 - Venture Capital and the Startup posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife, saying, “the common wisdom for startups, especially for non conventional businesses is to go looking for venture capital. But before you do that, it might make good sense to first see if the VC and yourself have common denominator goals of how to grow the company.”
Mark Cuban let’s us know that The Best Equity is Sweat Equity posted at Blog Maverick.
Jim Lejeal gives some tips for hiring at the start up level in You’ve been in a start-up if… posted at Concrete Covina.
David Hornik gives a review of the basics in Pitching a VC — The Basics Revisited posted at VentureBlog.
Jason Voiovich presents “A pacemaker for the eye” - A triumph for clear messaging posted at State of the Brand from Ecra Creative Group :: by Jason Voiovich, saying, “Analysis of the success and risks associated with clear messaging for a med-tech startup.”
Woody Maxim presents Lunch Partner is a Certified Publicity Genius posted at Woody Maxim, saying, “How to get publicity”
Stephen Dean presents Stop Assuming So Much posted at Stephen Dean’s Copywriting And Internet Advertising Blog - Copywriter, saying, “In advertising, business, and life in general, your assumptions can cost money. Always test them”
Joshua C. Karlin presents The Single Most Important Thing Your Business (or Charity) Needs posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Mark Riffey presents Tiger Woods and the “upcoming” economic recession posted at Business is Personal.
Anya presents How To Upsell And Cross-Sell To Achieve Rapid Sales Growth posted at Gavin Ingham.
Sagar presents 10 Countries That Benefit from the Falling Dollar posted at Currency Trading.net.
Praveen presents Minimalist Marketing posted at My Simple Trading System.
Alexander Kohl presents Stuck in the Operations posted at Green to Profit - Becoming a Sustainable Entrepreneur.
Bhupendra Khanal presents Nepal as an Off-Sourcing Destination posted at Analytics Bhupe.
If you are interested in being featured in a future Venture Capital Carnival, submit your posting at the Blog Carnival. I publish a new carnival every month with the deadline for submissions being the 20th of the month. Please note that this carnival is specific to venture capital: raising it, managing it, and dealing with the issues that arise from being a venture backed company. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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