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Almost every startup needs a great video, but creating a sexy video can get expensive. That’s why I was so excited when I found out about Sparkol.
Sparkol VideoScribe is pretty amazing. It’s so brain-dead simple to use that I could figure it out on the fly. I didn’t have to study a manual or struggle with complex menus.
VideoScribe adopts the whiteboard-style animation that’s so popular these days, allowing users (like me) to create slick looking business videos in minutes, not hours or days. Look at what I created in just 30 minutes…
QUESTION:
To attract talent, investors, partners and good feedback, I need to share my vision, but there is always a risk that someone will steal my idea. How open should I be prior to launch?
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I’m launching a startup where I plan to get venture funding. Where can I find Delaware corporate formation documents? I’m looking for angel & VC funding, so I want something that would be acceptable to both.
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I am the registered owner of a defunct company that has a judgment against it. In the Commonwealth of Virginia, can I close that company with the active judgment?
by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
First, a quick but important clarification: I’m not your lawyer and this answer doesn’t establish a lawyer-client relationship. I’m giving a generic answer to a generic question to educate the users of this site. The information below is general in nature and should not be understood as a substitute for personal legal advice.
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I’ve heard of startups going public with penny stocks. Is this a good way to raise money? What is the downside? Should I spend my time looking into this?
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My understanding of convertible debt is that it is designed to convert upon the next round of funding. The valuation is determined by next round of investors. So what happens to any convertible debt financing if my startup gets acquired before another round of funding takes place?
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Is SEO (Search Engine Optimization) a mystery to you? Well then, take a look at this presentation by Ryan Spoon of Polaris Ventures.
by Steve Hans
If you think that building a brand today is any less important than it was prior to social media, SEO, or word of mouth marketing, you might be mistaken. The game has changed, and the tools are different, but the need to create a unique, powerful brand has never been more important. Good branding is about breaking through and getting on people’s radar. And, let’s face it, it has never been more difficult to make that happen as people are inundated with virtually unlimited product choice and marketing noise.
Companies need to go beyond the marketing principles of the past where brands were built on solid, but frequently uninspired foundations. Giving a brand JUICE takes this a big step further. Brands with JUICE are the ones that are provocative and relevant enough to generate meaningful customer interest and marketplace traction.
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