I have been running 1Mby1M since 2010. I find myself saying to entrepreneurs ad nauseam that VCs want to invest in startups that can go from zero to $100 million in revenue in 5 to 7 years.
Startups that do not have what it takes to achieve velocity should not be venture funded.
Experienced VCs, over time, have developed heuristics to gauge what constitutes a high growth venture investment thesis.
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This is a wonderful bootstrapping with a paycheck story of a really smart, scrappy entrepreneur.
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This story discusses all sorts of interesting nuances, including DIFM vs. DIY. Read on.
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You may have been reading our PaaS coverage, as well as Bootstrapping by Piggybacking posts.
Well, Florin has built a $6M SaaS business using this methodology with just $1M in funding. What’s more, he has done it entirely from Romania and sells to largely a US customer base.
Excellent story!
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Read how Andrew played his.
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Lily has built a virtual company with zero employees, all freelancers and scaled it without outside financing.
Read on for more.
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We’re big fans of bootstrapping to exit case studies. This is a wonderful one.
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In these unusual times, many who once dreamed of funding are forced to bootstrap. Well, bootstrapping is good during good times, and necessary during bad times.
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Sina started tinkering with bootstrapped entrepreneurship way back in college. It has paid off.
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>>>Peyman has done two startups in the ad network and content network field, and this discussion takes us through that journey.
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