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5 ways to invest your services into promising startups

October 12, 2021 at 1:46 PM

One of the main reasons startups fail is because they run out of money or have the wrong team. You're thinking, "that has nothing to do with me," that's probably true. But maybe you could do something about it and actually help startups succeed while increasing your team's utilization and generating higher profits for your agency. This blog post is for service agencies who want to help startups build their company and share in their success.

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1. Idea Phase, 2. Concept Phase, Financial, 3. Market validation & Testing

Convertible loans — Understand and then sign!

July 8, 2021 at 9:00 AM

In this article, I aim to take a closer look at convertible loans and some specific terms that every founder should know if they consider entering such an agreement.

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2. Concept Phase, Financial, 3. Market validation & Testing, Legal

Why start-ups should think about bookkeeping and HR from day one?

June 24, 2021 at 9:00 AM

It is a legal requirement for start-ups to deal with topics, accounting, and HR. What working with a partner for bookkeeping and HR does is to enable start-ups to have an optimal administrative setup and access to expertise in line with their needs. For this, the outsourcing partner must be as agile as the start-up itself.

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1. Idea Phase, 2. Concept Phase, Financial, 3. Market validation & Testing

Is Service-for-Equity an effective alternative to traditional funding?

November 16, 2020 at 12:54 AM

Last updated on July 6th, 2021

As an early-stage Startup ourselves we know that (Startup) life can be challenging during the bootstrapping period. Startups who are looking for funding need to prove their business model before talking to investors, usually by getting user traction or some kind of market validation. So that means either investing a lot of their own time or finding supporters to accelerate the process. Assuming that finding and compensating potential cofounders, supporters, freelancers or other service providers is simple and realistic, is it also more effective than receiving traditional money investment, especially in the early phase?

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