The reason most investors reject startups

Your startup is probably not venture backable. Here's why.
You're about to learn the reason most investors reject startups, and it's not what you think.

Most people think that the reason most investors reject startups is because they're unproven or don't have a track record. But in this video, I'm going to show you that there's actually a much bigger reason why investors turn down these businesses. So stay tuned and I'll reveal it all in just a few minutes.

How to raise venture capital?

If you're looking to raise venture capital for your startup, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. VCs are looking for businesses with high growth potential, so be sure to highlight what makes your business unique and why you believe it will be successful.

You also need to put together a pitch deck. This is a visual presentation that will give investors an overview of your business. Make sure it is professional and clear, and be prepared to answer any questions they may have. Finally, remember that VCs are looking for businesses with a strong management team. Be sure to highlight your team's experience and expertise, as well as any relevant industry awards or accolades.

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[garyboi]

Or not all new companies wanted VC?
Hmmm

[Oddstacker]

Let me break it down in layman's terms:

"The reason most investors reject startups is because they're looking for success stories to latch onto"

Forget any fancy talk that sounds otherwise.

1. Most times the startups are outside their sphere of understanding so they'll ocme up with some lame excuse for not investing.

2. It's difficult to give someone you don't know money (this is human nature) especially one thousands of miles away. This makes raising money boil down to one major factor - "Man Know Man"

If your startup is not a success story already or you don't have glossy founders or you don't know the right person or people - FORGET ABOUT IT - no pitch deck in the world can help you (still create one, it will HELP YOU organize yourself)

[scgoworld]

10% growth is perfectly acceptable for a vc firm, providing the cash burn rate and management fit their risk profile

[alexbloomberg]

30% month over month? Who’s growing like that? Startups going from $1k to $1.3k?