Whether you are bootstrapped or venture backed, burn rate is arguably one of the most important metrics for startups to deeply understand. It measures the rate at which a company is spending its cash reserves to finance overhead, growth, and other operating costs before generating positive cash flow. Tracking burn rate allows startups to gauge
A limited liability company (LLC) is a really good choice for a business today. The job market in the United States is hot but also faces a lot of rising interest rates. Inflation has affected buyer confidence but still sees large spending due to income growth trying to outpace inflation. The liability and asset protection
Cold calling, once a tried-and-true method in the real estate industry, has regained its significance in the digital age. With the right approach, it remains a powerful tool for building connections, nurturing leads, and ultimately sealing deals. In this blog, we’ll explore how cold calling can unlock the potential of real estate success. Go to
The B2B industry is a tough place, and everybody knows that. It takes more time and money for a B2B company to establish in the market than a B2C organization. The reason is simpleβstakes are too high in B2B. One wrong decision can not only affect but can change the fate of an entire company.
Deciding how much equity to give early employees can be a challenging task for startup founders. The amount of equity given to early employees can vary depending on several factors, including experience, salary requirements, and the timing of their decision to join the startup. Here are some typical equity percentages that employees can expect: According