How do I get to just tell investors about my startup idea?
How can you get VCs to fund you if you just have an idea?
What are the laws around how many VC funded companies you can build or how many times you can pitch to a VC for different ideas? How are you funding your startups? I have done lots of market research for a startup app idea, and have a team ready to go. The new idea hasn't been developed yet. Should I approach some angel investors to get funding? Startups: Do you need to have product ready to seek funding or the idea is enough? What do VCs really look for when making investments? What is an example of a good investment memo used by seed startup investors such as VCs? How does funding for startups work? What do startups spend their funding on? How are (private/non-private) VC funds and firms funded? I have a business idea, but no finance and I need investment/ loan to start a foods and beverages manufacturing company. How will I get funds? Does raising funding from VCs limit your exit? What is the exact requirement to receive funding for a start-up venture with only a solid business plan? What are the common VC fund management strategies? How realistic is it today to make a startup idea go viral without funding and marketing? How do I protect my idea when looking for investors / partners? What's the success rate for a sole entrepreneur to get funding from top VC's/angel investors? How do VC firms raise their funds? I have an awesome app/website idea which may get more than a billion users. But I don't have required money and coding skills. I tried crowd-funding but didn't help. What should I do? Is getting funded really good for your startup? What are the pros and cons of crowd funding a startup venture? Is there any website where you can put any idea and if someone liked it they may pay you for using it? Do you know any company who invests in an "idea"? Is it possible to attract investment without a working prototype? What if I have an idea and a PPT with all the relevant business details and I need a small investment to get skill to work on my idea? What do most startups typically do with the money they acquire from VC's and other investors? Is it possible to attract "angel investors'' to invest in my project which is basically an idea without showing them a prototype? Is starting a 'dorm room fund' similar to First Round's (though much much smaller) a good idea to gain VC mentorship and experience? Is the time gone when "ideas" used to get funded?