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- Is there an online tool or software similar to Google Forms?
- Large raise for new indoor entertainment venue
- What do you think about college?
- How to discuss scope of current people using your product ?
| Is there an online tool or software similar to Google Forms? Posted: 04 Dec 2020 09:02 PM PST My background: Currently creating a software that improves communication between businesses and customers. I've found that Google Forms is pretty terrible for my situation. I want the user to be able to choose different preferences like color preference, specific software features etc. The issue: It's too tedious, they have to use their google email to login first (some clients don't have a gmail account) and when I get an email notification when a form is completed, the layout is extremely difficult to understand what actual preferences they want for my software. Is there any free alternative tool that I could use? Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Large raise for new indoor entertainment venue Posted: 04 Dec 2020 05:21 PM PST Longtime owner of a small but successful music venue and event space here (surviving the pandemic so far via PPP and a friendly landlord). I've been working on a new large-scale concept venue and have assembled a great team and have developed a well-received deck. I'm looking to start raising money and wondering how best to approach it. The amount of money we need for renovation and build-out is substantial (on the order of $3m) and I have no experience raising this kind of money. My current operation was bootstrapped and built up slowly. How should I structure this for investors in an attractive but reasonable way? My friends with startups keep telling me to raise via SAFEs, but I am not a tech company who will be raising a bunch of future rounds or aim for a big "exit". Then there are rev-share models but based on my projections I'm not sure I can sustain paying back $3m with a (1.5x?) multiple over the next 4 or 5 years. That's $1m a year off the top and sounds like a cash flow nightmare. Suggestions? How are other venues, restaurants, nightclubs, bowling alleys, theme parks, etc. raising large chunks of capital? [link] [comments]  |
| What do you think about college? Posted: 04 Dec 2020 10:44 PM PST I'm 16 and strongly against college because of all the extreme amounts of debt and the way your going to be a slave to paying all these administrators and greedy people involved in this scam. Then when I get out a job isn't guaranteed, and how is it even remotely going to help my business, plus it's literally wasting my time, experience is made from doing things not listens to professors who have never started a business. [link] [comments]  |
| How to discuss scope of current people using your product ? Posted: 04 Dec 2020 04:49 AM PST Hey everyone I think I'm asking how to jump from MVP and Proof of concept to sales. I just launched a analytics system 3 weeks ago (working on it for over a 1.5 years). To show the value I've reached out to people who I felt needed the solution and they are excited to try it. For their privacy I am not monitoring them so I don't exactly know how they are using it except from their feedback. How do I position that to future customers I speak with ? Can I say my tool is being used at firms with XYZ market cap? Or say I have X users on the system ? What's weird for me is these people aren't paying for it yet although they are using the product. I don't want to lie and claim they are paying but I think the people using it are quite influential so I want to promote it. Can I use them in marketing ? [link] [comments]  |
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