Chapter 5
Defining Your Goals and Financial Needs
In This Chapter
Figuring out if your idea has wings
Identifying the problem you solve and your core customers
Defining the phase of your business
Tallying your cost estimates to estimate the funding you need
Determining if crowdfund investing is a realistic funding source
Estimating the value of your business
Envisioning your ideal exit
What’s the difference between writing a full business plan and doing a crowdfund investment offering? If you’re serious about starting a business, the answer is nothing. When putting together a crowdfund investment offering, in essence, you’re whittling down your business idea to an executive summary. The executive summary traditionally gets people either to open the door to the rest of your idea or ...
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