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Debt financing methods, such as small business loans, are common in late stage startups. There are two main ways to acquire money in order to quickly expand your startup business assets called debt financing and equity financing. You might already be familiar with these terms but through this article, we shall explore each one in …
One of the greatest hurdles that any startup faces is financial management. You may have a fantastic bookkeeping team that absolutely nails your taxes and compliance needs, but they don’t have the experience needed to take a small business into the next growth stage. You may want to consider CFO services. We’re taking the time …
Most people have a genius idea lurking within them, but most of us fail to explore it to the fullest potential. But what’s worse is a genius idea that is developed, created, and launched without adequate protection, leaving it wide open to exploitation. This is where a patent enters the fold – like a metaphorical …
There is a lot of noise about Web3 and how it will change the internet forever, but most people are not sure what it actually is, why we need it, and how it can help. If you are confused by the term, you are certainly not alone. We hate to think of our faithful StartupGeekers …