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Startup Valuation: 3 Tips For Putting A Price On Your Company
When raising angel or venture capital, startup founders are often concerned with questions about the valuation of their company. Putting a value on an early stage company-- especially one with very little or no revenue and negative cash flow-- is difficult to do, since most traditional valuation methods do not work well for startups. In this article, we discuss how startup companies are valued by investors and how you should set a valuation range when dealing with seed, angel, or VC investors.

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How do I sell my business
How do I sell my business is often asked by business owners and can be answered by using the following check-list: 1. Price it right - do NOT over value your business. This might be an obvious point to make and just like selling a house with business sales, if the price is set too high you will probably not even get any viewings and will certainly not sell. Valuing a business to sell is not as easy as valuing a house and the only true value is where you end up with a willing buyer and a willing seller. However, having said that you will need to have it valued and to do so you will probably use a business broker - which leads nicely onto my next advice.
Does Social Media Effect your Brand Value?
Social media inundates people with so many brands, the playing field is diluted and consumers are much harder to impress. Thus, creating a huge difference between the way consumers and financial markets value brands. Plus, the landscape and the rules of PR and marketing have changed to the point that, it’s been said, ‘you no longer own your brand’. So many people are participating in public dialogues about brands creating this split in valuing. Advertisers used to tell us what to buy. Now we use the internet to research before we buy and find thousands of real people’s opinions and feedback. Regarding the discrepancy – perhaps the people behind ‘financial market valuing’ aren’t paying enough attention to the public or simply using outmoded metrics.
Four Stages of Startup Development
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