Well – maybe more often than sometimes. Bill Burnham has the great VC post of the day up titled Understanding Why Your VC Is Acting Crazy. Simultaneously, in a deeply rational post, Peter Rip has a Being John Malkovich moment and lets us inside his head with his post titled The Teqlo Adventure.
There have been lots of great posts about “how much should you raise” going around the blogosphere these days. Dick Costolo of FeedBurner Google has an excellent one up this morning titled Series A Financing: How Much to Raise? In addition to a great rambling essay on how much to raise, Dick also reminds all […]
I spent some time this afternoon hanging around with my friend Jonathan Weber who runs the online publication New West: The Voice of the Rocky Mountains. He said he’d been asked about the story of starting New West so many times that he’d written a FAQ titled The New West FAQ for Online Community Journalism […]
(Brad): I got an email from Donna Murdoch at The Keystone Equities Group in Philadelphia taking me to task for the post Jason wrote on 1/17/07 titled Are There Venture Capital Brokers? Donna – who I do not know – didn’t like our perspective and suggested a different point of view. I encouraged her to write […]
Q: We received $150k from Friends and Family, and now we’re “on the board” – starting to show up on searches, getting a sale or two a day, and maintaining some growth. We have created a business model that is very scalable and now we’re doing everything we can to grow ourselves. We know that […]
Question: When pitching a site, what are the distinctions between the seed and early stages of development? Any information about number of users, progress through product development, and progress developing executive team would be greatly appreciated. A (Brad): Not really. Seed usually refers to the very earliest stages, although it’s hard to define a clear […]
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