All the prerequisites to get you to seed funding
Want to bring a brilliant business idea into reality? Have you managed to get yourselves some seed funding to get you started? When do you really need it?
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Proof of Concept (PoC): What it is and what it isn’t
Proof of Concept (PoC). An essential part of launching your startup. And yes, to get any funding for a business venture, you’re going to need one.
Secure yourself some seed capital and get started
To build a successful business you need a good idea and a good team. You also need to fuel up the engine you’re building with some good seed capital.
Why your MVP is not a Beta version of your product
The MVP is not a Beta version, indeed! Releasing your software without testing it first, is like a nightmare waiting to happen. Be careful what you release!
Why a mission statement is important for a successful startup
Lean startup, business model; all, important concepts on the journey from idea to startup. But there’s one more thing. Your mission statement.
Product-Market fit and the risk of premature scaling
Product-market fit? Make sure there are customers that have the problem you’re aiming to solve, that they care to solve it and they’ll want your solution.
Busting the myths of leadership skills for startups
Some people are born leaders, some achieve leadership, and some have leadership thrust upon them. In the startup world, what’s steering the ship?
How problem-solution fit helps minimize startup waste
What is the first milestone you need to achieve once you’ve set up shop for your startup? Problem-solution fit, of course! Get some steady footing!
Quantum Computing courses for our startups have just begun
It’s the best time of the year to be setting new goals. Our new internal masterclass has just begun to add to our Quantum Computing courses for startups.
Content for startups: have a strategy, be consistent, and share your stories
You’ve probably realized that being successful with content marketing without writing any content is nothing more than a mirage. How’s it done then?