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How should you fund your startup? Let's break it down. First, bootstrapping is when you use your own money. The upside is you keep full control of the business, but the downside is growth can be slow if resources are limited. Second, angel investors provide capital in exchange for equity. They can give you a big cash boost, but you give up some ownership in return. Lastly, venture capitalists are professional firms that invest large sums in fast-growing companies. They’ll want a larger stake and quick results, and they may get involved in how your business is run. Each option has trade-offs, so choose the one that aligns with your long-term vision. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #funding #investor #venturecapital #explorepage #viral #foryou Hyper Startup Studio

Here’s a common question I get asked all the time: How should you fund your startup? There are three main ways, each with its pros and cons. First, bootstrapping is when you use your own money. The upside is you keep full control of the business, but the downside is growth can be slow if resources are limited. Second, angel investors provide capital in exchange for equity. They can give you a big cash boost, but you give up some ownership in return. Lastly, venture capitalists are professional firms that invest large sums in fast-growing companies. They’ll want a larger stake and quick results, and they may get involved in how your business is run. Each option has trade-offs, so choose the one that aligns with your long-term vision. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #funding #investor #venturecapital #explorepage #viral #foryou Sasha Reid

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📣 Announcement 📣 We’re excited to share that the Luna Beauty App has successfully completed its pre-seed funding round! We have secured two investors who will help us deliver an incredible, user-friendly app that we know you’ll love. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Hyper Startup Studio as we bring this vision to life. 🥳 Have you founded a tech start up before? Would love to connect! #LunaBeautyApp #Development #HairAndMakeup

When bootstrapping a startup, every dollar matters. Here’s how to market your business with limited cash: Organic social media marketing is key it’s free and helps build a community around your brand. Focus on creating engaging content like how-to videos or tips on LinkedIn and Instagram. For paid ads, start small to test your product with the right audience without overspending. Another great option is engaging in Reddit posts or Facebook groups where your target audience already hangs out this builds real connections. Email marketing is also effective, with plenty of free tools and tutorials available online. Lastly, focus on SEO to optimise your content and increase visibility without a big budget. Be resourceful, learn as you go, and bigger budgets will follow. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #funding #bootstrapping #socialmedia #explorepage #viral #foryou Sasha Reid Andrew Gazdecki acquire.com Sam Cust

Starting a business is tough, and founders often make these 3 mistakes 👇🏼👇🏼 1️⃣ Starting with a solution instead of a problem.Many founders focus on trendy solutions like blockchain without identifying the problem they need to solve. 2️⃣ Focusing on features, not problems. Successful apps start simple. Features are useless if they don’t solve a real issue. 3️⃣ Mismanaging cash flow. Building software is expensive. Ensure you have enough funds for 6-12 months and seek new funding options. To avoid these pitfalls, solve real problems, manage money wisely, and stay adaptable. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #entrepreneur #problemsolving #founder #explorepage #viral #foryou Sasha Reid Sam Cust

A common issue for founders is fearing their idea will be stolen, but the benefits of testing with real people far outweigh that risk. A client building a personal training app, Kubo, was hesitant to share his concept. We advised him that execution matters more than just the idea. After testing with customers, we learned they preferred group sessions over one-on-one, transforming the concept. With this insight, we built a pitch deck and raised $400,000 from investors. Less than a year later, Kubo was acquired by Fitness First. Testing with real customers made all the difference, proving that feedback is far more valuable than the fear of someone stealing the idea. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #venturecapital #explorepage #viral #foryou #fitness #concept

One of the biggest mistakes startup founders make is skipping idea validation, often due to overconfidence. Falling in love with an idea doesn’t guarantee it will succeed as a business. Founders sometimes rush to market, ignore customer feedback, or fear hearing that their idea isn’t working leading to costly mistakes. I’ve seen founders waste over $200K building the wrong product because they didn’t validate early. Validation is simple: research your market, talk to your customers, and keep doing it as you grow. It saves time, money, and prevents regret. Validating your idea is free, fixing mistakes isn’t. Proper planning can save you from big missteps later on. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #founder #venturecapital #explorepage #viral #foryou

I know a guy named Andrew who’s building a platform to compete with Airtasker, focusing on better visibility and easier project matching. He’s confident in its success because he validated his idea by engaging directly with users, rather than making assumptions. As a former tasker himself, Andrew spent nights interacting with Facebook groups, gathering feedback to refine his platform. Through this, he built relationships and trust, turning early supporters into customers while shaping a better model for his business. #entrepreneur #business #apps #Tech #startup #venturecapital #explorepage #viral #foryou Sasha Reid Sam Cust Thomas West Ursula Czubala Leah Breen Julia Leong Otto Tatton Trent Borrow Robert Knowles James Casey-Brown

One of the scariest parts of starting your first business is realising you have competitors. But here's the good news: you're already using free tools that can give you an edge. Platforms like Trustpilot, Google Reviews, and Reddit offer valuable insights. Positive reviews show what your competitors are doing well, but the real gold is in the negative reviews. These reveal market gaps like missing features, bad user experiences, or hidden fees that you can capitalise on. By addressing these issues, you can position your product better, attract your competitors' users, and validate your business idea early on. #competition #tech #entrepreneur #reviews #buisness #apps #explorepage #viral #foryou Sasha Reid Sam Cust Otto Tatton Emma Maurer Tim Clark Birchal Lawpath Startup&Angels