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by Greg Cruey on January 21, 2010
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If you want water from the well, you have to prime the pump. It's the same with money. But often the question becomes: Where do you get that first little bit?
Inc.com had a piece recently on raising startup capital. It's a tedious and demanding task - but an essentail one if you want to start out with the resources you need.
Gone are the days of pitching investors with hot new technology ideas. Today, entrepreneurs are much more likely to dive into their own pockets and hunker down for a battle to start up and stay alive. But if you don't have the cash in your wallet, what do you do? Luckily, there are still options for funding new companies, but finding and securing the cash will take careful research, good negotiating skills, and, above all, an unflagging commitment to launching your new business.The article has a long list of ideas for finding the money to start your new business. It's a good read.
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