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How Startups Win by Providing Exceptional Customer Support

Steve Hoffman

Steve Hoffman

In today’s highly competitive world where any startup can launch a new service practically overnight and compete with you, how do you differentiate yourself?   One way is by providing exceptional customer service.

If you run a startup, your biggest hurdle is probably customer acquisition.  It’s expensive to acquire new customers.   Most startups spend a huge amount of time worrying about how to get customers cheaply, but they often overlook what it takes to keep them.   This is where customer service comes in.  There’s no better way to retain customers and have them recommend you than by outdoing your competitors when it comes to service. Read More...

Collaborative Development Financings

This video was created by Richard and his daughter. Fun, creative and highly educational! For more videos like it, visit Richard’s blog at http://hsutube.com/

Richard Hsu is a Silicon Valley Technology Lawyer who believes we are so overloaded with information that if you cannot be brutally pithy and honest, it won’t get read.

Three Characteristics of a Successful Entrepreneur

Karen Milde, CEO and Co-Founder, Reframe Marketing Inc.

1. Belief
Successful entrepreneurs begin their business with a vision – a dream. They act on these dream by taking small steps towards accomplishing their goals. With every step entrepreneurs get closer to attaining their ultimate goal or vision. However, not all steps are easy to take. Nothing worth fighting for is easy to attain, especially when beginning a business. Successful entrepreneurs only made it through difficult times by being strong-willed. They never let pessimism stand in their way.

Entrepreneurs’ self-belief and confidence enables them to succeed.They have faith in their ability to succeed and persevere when others might give up. Those who have found success believe they can make it work and never allow circumstances to place a limit on their potential. Read More...

Larry Chaityn, President of The Keiretsu Forum NY Chapter

Larry Chaityn

Larry Chaityn

Angel Investor (Advisor)

Larry Chaityn is an expert in the development and execution of performance management and corporate acceleration strategies that help organizations achieve their financial and operational goals.  He has 18 years of experience consulting in industries such as Technology/Software, Healthcare, Life Science and Manufacturing on multi-million dollar engagements. Read More...

What Are the Top 3 Qualities Angel Investors Look For

Ryan Scott is a successful entrepreneur and pioneer, humanist and philanthropist. He’s also an investor and advisor to startup companies and charities.

In this video, he talks about what angel investors look for in entrepreneurs.

How do Startup Incubators Work?

Jay Adelson talks about how startup incubators work. He discusses the pros and cons of being funded by one. Jay also offers tips and advice on pitching them.

Advice for Tech Startups from Angels and VCs

  • Sharon Wienbar, Scale Ventures
  • Steve Kann, Bridgewater
  • Brian Cohen, angel investor
  • Howard Morgan, First Round

What do they look for in an investment?

Everyone wants a thoughtful numbers, even if you are wrong. Lots of patents in a field make them wary. At an event, meeting, or otherwise, don’t forget the value of energy and hand-to-hand sales tactics. But — with extra stress — you need to be very upfront about what your product does.

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The 10 Myths of Entrepreneurship

This is a fun, little animated video that dispels the myths of entrepreneurship. What does it take to be a great entrepreneur?

Vator Splash startup event comes to LA

Vator Splash startup event comes to LA, May 30 (3:30 pm to 10 pm)

Vator, one of the largest business networks dedicated to high-tech entrepreneurs and investors, is bringing its popular Splash event to the Hollywood Roosevelt on the evening of May 30! Founders and/or CEOs of Twitter, Zynga, PayPal, Pandora, Zappos, Box etc. have spoken at Splash. Get energized and inspired by them as they share their lessons learned about their success and failures scaling their startups from the ground up.

Hear Josh Berman, founder of Beachmint, which has raised some $75 million in financing and Paul Thelen, founder of Big Fish Games, which has raised $80-plus million. Also on stage are VCs from Scale Venture Partners, Idealab, DFJ, Javelin Venture Partners, Electronic Arts and Rustic Canyon. More to be added. And, you’ll also discover 10 promising startups that will compete onstage in front of an audience of 400. If you’re a high-tech startup and ready for prime time, it’s free to enter and present. Read More...

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