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    A Guide to Seed Fundraising : YC Startup Library | Y Combinator
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    The most comprehensive guide on why, when and how to raise money for your startup.
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    Founders Pocket Guide to revenue models for tech companies. | Markus Wagner posted on the topic | Linked
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    A revenue model outlines how you generate income and the sources from which revenue is derived. It focuses on income generation mechanisms and pricing strategies. It offers insights into short-term revenue generation strategies. It affects sales, marketing, and pricing decisions. A business model encompasses your overall strategy and structure, including how you create, deliver, and capture value.
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    A full guide to the Founder Advisor Standard Template | BitsForDigits
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    The Founder Advisor Standard Template (FAST) is a boilerplate agreement between a company and their advisor. Here, the advisor offers their mentorship in return for the right to obtain shares of the business in the future. Importantly, this agreement makes the advisor an external consultant, not an employee and there are no salary or cash bonuses attached to their services.
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    Dan Bowyer, on making the best pitchdeck
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    500 million+ members | Manage your professional identity. Build and engage with your professional network. Access knowledge, insights and opportunities.
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    Kjael Skaalerud on LinkedIn: 20-Step Simple playbook for Micro SaaS | 12 comments
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    🔥 An outstanding 20-Step Playbook for Micro SaaS 🔥 Playbook to build, launch, grow, and automate a SaaS business.
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    How an exit can fail founders and employees
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    How does a startup exit for $20-$50m and the founders and employees still get a $0 payout? You should understand this concept this before you join or found a startup. Let's talk about liquidation preference on shares. Liquidation preference is a clause included in a term sheet that VCs use to protect their investment. The clause states that, in the event of an exit, investors must receive a certain multiple of their investment amount back before any other shareholders are paid.
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    Templates & Guides
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    Templates, guides and how-tos of startups.