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🕹️ #0001 - Fundraising for... Video Game Developers
The new Fundraisedd series is out!
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Nicolas Carteron
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January 2021
💡 Fundraisedd: Happy New Year!
May 2021 bring you success and happiness. Fundraisedd will continue to be there for you and your business.
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Nicolas Carteron
December 2020
🦄 People Are Your Company's Greatest Asset
Make sure you empower them and yourself by following these 6 simple steps.
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Nicolas Carteron
🦄 Pitch Deck: Layout for Early-Stage Startups
How to structure a deck when you're just starting with your project.
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Nicolas Carteron
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November 2020
Business Model Ideas: Broaden Your Consumers' Horizon
If you want outsized returns, go beyond what's expected or traditional and aim at changing the way your consumer thinks about your product or service.
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Nicolas Carteron
🦄 Dilution & Terms: What to Expect Going from Seed to Series-B and Beyond
Let's address a common question amongst founders: what level of dilution is acceptable and how you should raise your early rounds
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Nicolas Carteron
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🦄Let's talk about you!
After two months of Fundraisedd, let's take some time to
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Nicolas Carteron
What is the most important challenge you are facing (or that you have faced) with your startup?
And more importantly, how can Fundraisedd help you solve it?
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Nicolas Carteron
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🎙️Interview with a VC: Saul Orbach
"How do you decide what market you are going to target first and how you’re going to do it? That’s the key question all startups out there need to…
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Nicolas Carteron
🦄 Getting You Ready for Your Due Diligence
Your round is progressing, things look good with a few investors and you're about to enter the dreaded phase of Due diligence. Let's get you ready for…
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Nicolas Carteron
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October 2020
🦄 5 Articles You Should Read
A curated list of my last week's reading from VC blogs, featuring articles by Tomasz Tunguz, Ben Evans, Chris Dixon, Alex Rampell, and Semil Shah.
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Nicolas Carteron
🦄 The Road Less Travelled
How some startups refuse the usual path of extreme-growth and aim for something else: profitability.
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Nicolas Carteron
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