7 Ways To Finance A Startup

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Fortune has a list of the best ways to fund a startup. The surprising thing in the article is the claim that Google was initially funded with credit cards – something I had never heard before. The article includes a list of good resources to turn to for money.





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  1. Irene's Gravatar Comment by Irene on May 7th, 2007 at 1:36 am

    I agree that funding is the most important part in planning to start a business. We should consider everything that has a share on the business.

  2. John's Gravatar Comment by John on May 7th, 2007 at 6:06 pm

    We all know that the basic rule in starting a business is our funding. Aside from that, we must also know the nature of our business inorder to go with the flow.

  3. michael's Gravatar Comment by michael on November 2nd, 2008 at 11:08 pm

    Anyone looking to raise capital for a start-up or expanding an existing business needs to get investment banker Mark Gray’s “Money Hunt” program. I attended his two day seminar, as well. It is very worth the modest fee. Real hands-on practical info plus a great investor database. Really a huge value for the cost.

  4. Richard's Gravatar Comment by Richard on December 3rd, 2008 at 7:49 pm

    I’ve used Mark Gray’s Money Hunt program since March of this year and had excellent results from it. Throughout my career, I’ve been a big fan of clear, simple, workable approaches that get dependable results. And that’s just what I got from Mark in this program. (we raised $700,000 in about 30 or 40 days total)

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