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The question is whether the connections to investors and the advice is worth it, not whether the investment itself is worth it. In most cases, it's probably a r
by ericd 16y ago
The question is whether the connections to investors and the advice is worth it, not whether the investment itself is worth it. In most cases, it's probably a resounding yes.
- messel 16y agoThis is the second or third time I've something like that. First time was from Mark Suster who said the best way to raise an angel round is to get a few key angels on board with a great deal 2% for 10k, then have a larger angel round afterwards using social proof to get introductions to more potential investors.