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Early Stage Startup Finance: What You Need Is Dumb Money
Many startups seeking angel capital aren't actually far enough along from a development perspective to be attractive to early stage investors. In essence, there is an entrepreneurial myth that angels invest in concepts or ideas. This is rarely the case- angels typically want to see some level of progress being made with the business before getting seriously interested. So what does a cash-strapped entrepreneur do to get off the ground? They raise what is called a "friends and family" round. This article discusses the attributes of this type of seed stage investing, and provides some tips for putting together a viable deal.

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The Forgotten Side of Bootstrapping a Business
Bootstrapping can mean many things to different people but the overall idea is to find simple, off the shelf, ways of raising needed capital to start, run or grow a business. However, raising money may not be the only way to bootstrap your business.
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