One of The Most Important Decisions A Founder Will Have to Face Early on In Their Journey Is to Retain Power and Control or Focus on Creating Wealth and Growing the Business Fast in What Is Known as The Founder’s Dilemma.
A Value Investor Looks Beyond Just Financial Metrics When Investing in A Business. They Will Consider Both Quantitative Factors Such as The Amount of Return on Their Investment and Qualitative Factors Such as The Management Team and Commitment of The Founder(s).
This week’s top stories include small business advice covering the following four topics:
- What Angel Investors Want To Know Before Investing In Your Startup
- Eight Ways To Differentiate Your Idea In A Saturated Market
- How Much I Earn As a Small YouTuber with 7,231 Subscribers
- What's Next for Small Business?
Each week we scour all the top business-related magazines and newspapers for articles with the best advice for the small business owner, so you do not have to.
Most Businesses Require Some Form of Funding to Get Started. However, Based on What Business Stage the Business Is At, The Sources of Funding Will Be Different. This Is Where Your Funding Plan Comes in To Identify How the Business Will Secure Financing for Each Stage.
When a business approaches a lending institution about debt financing, the lender conducts an evaluation of the borrower using a method known as the 5 C's of Credit
When It Comes to Selling Equity to Fund A Small Business Venture, You Need to Understand There Are 3 Types of Investors and They Are Not Created Equal.
What is operating leverage and why should you care? Ignoring the financial mumbo-jumbo, operating leverage represents how having debt can affect a company's bottom line profit. In some cases, Operating leverage can improve a company's profits and in others, it can destroy it.
