A quick review on small business capital

Perhaps one of the most difficult parts in building a company is getting small business capital. Many times this funding is received through angel investors or venture capitalists, though on occasion an entrepreneur will provide his own small business capital. We have provided a brief review on the business capital process below:

What is the process of securing small business capital?

The first step in obtaining startup capital from venture capitalists, or VCs, is to make sure you have an excellent business model from which to work. By providing capital to a startup company, they are risking a lot of money that could be spent elsewhere. In order to increase the probability of making money from your company, they want to see a demonstration that you know how to build a profitable internet startup, and hopefully within a short period of time. If you have a great idea, but it is not profitable eventually, then they will simply not be interested. On the other hand, you can have a profitable idea that will not receive funding because investors are not convinced that you have worked out the necessary details to make the idea profitable. One concept many entrepreneurs lose sight of in developing a business plan is that in the end the bottom line is all that matters to investors. This should be the primary concern in making your pitch for small business capital.

You have a good business plan, what is the next step to obtain startup business capital?

After you have developed a business plan that is workable and can be tested to show that it is workable, the next step is actually finding these VC’s and angel investors. Searching the internet for “venture capital” or “angel investors” can provide excellent starting points. But if you want to shortcut the process in finding small business capital, you can simply go to The Invstor.com Network.

How does The Invstor.com Network help me find startup capital?

The Invstor.com Network is a community for entrepreneurs, bringing anybody involved with startup companies together for mutual benefit. One important need for entrepreneurs is obviously capital for their startup or small business. Members can search the community to find investors and venture capitalists and set up meetings with them. In order to become a member of The Invstor.com Network, you simply need to provide some basic information about yourself and your startup business. Then you are free to search for a wide variety of investors or other members that may be able to help you (partners, employees, etc). The system even allows you to easily contact members interested in your particular opportunity. Invstor.com can do just about everything for you as far as the search and contact portion goes, but landing the deal is up to you!