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A good use of investor money is when you have a proven and controllable conversion from signups -> paying customers. For example if you need $200 averagely to
by jasonwen 12y ago
A good use of investor money is when you have a proven and controllable conversion from signups -> paying customers.
For example if you need $200 averagely to acquire a customer and the LifeTime value of the customer is $500 over a 10 months timespan. With a positive conversion, you can scale very aggressively with almost no risk, whereas if you re-invest your profit, it will take much longer to reach the same point. If you are in a competitive space, you especially might benefit from investor money.
- peterjancelis 12y agoSuch a company with a proven ROI on its marketing should go for venture debt, not venture capital. If you can 2.5x your money in 10 months and capital is at 0% interest out there, why would you sell a huge stake of your business to get to that 0% capital?