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Raising money for your own company

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This post is not exactly related to art and photography but it does pertain to how we built Imagekind.  For whatever reason, I get a lot of emails from start-up entreprenuers each week asking for tips as to how Imagekind was able to raise VC money with relative ease. These are only my thoughts in no particular order based on my own opinions. I hope some of this is helpful for you if you’re looking to get your own company funded [Click for rest of post on Curious Office]

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  1. April 20th, 2007 at 12:21 | #1

    Thanks for sharing this with us, Kelly. Very interesting and helpful too. Comes at a good time for me and my “other half” as we are investigating a new venture which would require us to raise capital – thanks again for your insights.

  2. April 22nd, 2007 at 00:58 | #2

    Thank you Kelly –

    I will give a link to your writings from my Business Network on RYZE.

    For me personally – I have no idea what I would do with any more money than I have at the moment -so I would not spend one moment soliciting for it – I have enough to do with continuing on my current programs including the “Brain” project which I mentioned to you – Perhaps tons of money works well for business looking to mass market themselves but in a one-on-one situation which much constantly remain that way with each and every individual customer and client and everyone else involved with my business the mass marketing type of approach would simply destroy the entire concept and get me nowhere -kind of like building a sand castle too close the water’s edge and not expecting it to get washed away at some point soon when the tide comes in a bit more –

    Perhaps, though, I may be inspired, by thinking about that which you have written, to create some such project that needs the knowledge which you have imparted or I will be able to extract something from these words to apply in some way to that which I have already built – thank you!

    Walter

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