What Is a Business Plan: An Introductory Guideby The Startups TeamAn introductory guide to explain what a business plan is, why you need it (and how it helps), key components, how long it should be, how to write it, who needs to see it, and much more.Continue
Building a Better MVP: How to Say “No” to the Wrong Things So You Can Say “Yes” to the Right Thingsby Keith ShieldsHow to say "No" to the wrong things so you can say "YES!" to the right thing.Continue
How Startups Can Build Effective Buyer Personas | Startups.comby Keith ShieldsBuyer personas make your marketing more effective — and save you from making costly mistakes. Here's how you can build them the right way.Continue
46 Startup Interview Questions on Building Amazing Teams | Startups.comby Emma McGowanOur network of experienced Founders discuss the best startup interview questions to ask potential job candidates.Continue
Pitching to Investors: What You Need To Knowby The Startups TeamThere’s a reason the investor pitch is so iconic: because it’s so, so hard to get right. Here’s what you need to know to hit your pitch out of the park. Continue
Don’t Be a Creeper or a Wallflower: 5 Ways to Network At B2B Eventsby Mauricio PalacioConferences and B2B networking events can be a great catalyst for growing your startup, but only if you're prepared to "work the room" in the right way.Continue
The Secret to Crafting an Irresistible Elevator Pitchby The Startups TeamThe best elevator pitches keep it short, simple, and audience-focused. Going up! Continue
19 Startup Books Every Founder Should Readby Emma McGowanBlogs are great, but nothing beats books for deep knowledge. Check out these recommendations for the best startup books from experienced startup founders.Continue
The 3 Elevator Pitches Startups Should Always Have Handyby Donna GriffitThere are actually 3 Elevator Pitches that you should have handy. Here's how to get them ready to go:Continue
Small-Town Incentives Entrepreneurs Should Consider Before Moving to a Big Cityby Garrett MoonBy saying "no" to San Francisco or New York City and looking toward smaller communities, you can give your company a chance to shine bright without the need of big city lights.Continue