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here's the thing -- you built a business. perhaps a very solid business. however, you're not building a startup per the standard definition, which implies the

by noodle 17y ago

here's the thing -- you built a business. perhaps a very solid business. however, you're not building a startup per the standard definition, which implies the possibility for rapid growth given a certain level of resources. hence the VC. you have a small business on your hands, not a startup. and there's nothing wrong with that.

danielhodgins 17y ago
Fair enough, fellas. I don't really care about promoting our company on here, in fact I'll get rid of the link on Twitter right now. I keep coming back here because of the quality of content and people. That said, it's probably better to stay on the sidelines unless I can add value through sharing high quality content containing actionable insights or interesting ideas/information. Again, thanks for the feedback. Have a productive week. Regards, Dan P.S. You're right- I'm not building a startup built for VC scale returns according to the classical definition....