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Finding and obtaining small business funding can seem like a daunting task for you as a small business owner, especially if your business is a startup and you have no experience sourcing capital. It may seem like it’s almost impossible to get the small business funding you need in the current econo Read More

There's an alternative way to finance your local business that you may not know about. Learn what Local Lift can do for you and how it can make your small business dreams come true. Read More

You will all agree with me that new and growing startups require funding, and gone are those days when bootstrapping, angel funding, venture capital and equity and debt financing were the only popular way of financing businesses. Here are some of the best crowdfunding websites you should try out! Read More

In essence, with poor technology and poor marketing strategies, the big players cannot compete effectively in an industry already dominated by startups that have set a high standard in these areas. Read More

What if I told you that debt crowdfunding, also known as debt crowdlending, will grow to be bigger than any of the other models? There are some fundamental reasons why. Read More

Getting a small business loan is hard. That's why 72% of applicants get denied. Give yourself a better shot at success by never saying these three things to your lender. Read More

Pitching your idea to investors can be nerve-racking. Even with lots of practice, it’s easy to find yourself clamoring for the right words. That being said, certain mistakes can mean the end for you and your business. With that in mind, we asked seven members from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) t Read More

Many think of crowdfunding as a solo activity – a single visionary launches a campaign – but Indiegogo reports team-based projects raise 94% more funds. Already, equity startups know the power of a strong crowdfunding team, so why not introduce this tactic to rewards- and donation-based crowdfundin Read More

For learning purposes, I find negative examples to always be particularly powerful. This is why I find the final chapter titled “Caveat! Campaign Cripplers” a fitting way to end the book: after having learned the right way to do things, the reader gets to reflect what they’ve learned on the common Read More