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Startup Burn Rates Explained in 500 Words or Less

Hubspot

It’s tempting to write off “burn rate” as cute startup jargon or a funny subplot on the television series “Silicon Valley.” But a correctly calculated burn rate is crucial for the responsible growth, planning, and success of a business. But what exactly is a cash burn rate and how do you calculate it?

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The Founder Interview Series #34: Kris Eul, Kinetic

Webbiquity

Fortunately, one Twin Cities startup has a plan to change that. And the site has an average conversation rating of 4.8 Kris: We initially focused on startups. We had a bit of an unfair advantage there with my background and my cofounder’s background in the startup ecosystems here in Minnesota and as well as Wisconsin.

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Fearless Marketing: Meet the Small Team Selling Big Dreams

Unbounce

When it comes to increasing the number of women in tech roles, it’s a slow-burning candle. How’d they grow from a small startup to a budding global player? Before launching allWomen, CEO and co-founder Laura Fernandez Gimenez found herself living and breathing in Barcelona’s budding startup and tech network. What magic is this?

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A Freemium Business Model - Is It Still Appealing?

Envy

A common question we are asked by B2B startups is “Should we use a freemium business model for our application?”. For example, data from Databox shows that less than 10% of users ever convert to the premium version , leaving a 90% attrition rate. See how you can crack startup marketing.

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The Founder Interview Series #36: Braden Ericson, Sparrow Charts

Webbiquity

Braden, you and I met almost a couple of months ago now, at Twin Cities Startup Week , six or seven weeks ago. And from that, we get quite a high conversion rate of people installing and using the product. The Entrepreneur Interview Series #2: Scott Burns, Structural. We get about 1,500 visits per month to that listing alone.

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The Entrepreneur Interview Series #24: Amber Christian, Bella Scena

Webbiquity

From startups to the Fortune 100, meetings are a way of life for business professionals. The ability to rate your meeting brings new information to light on how meetings are really being run in your organization. The Entrepreneur Interview Series #2: Scott Burns, Structural. This can help prevent surprises or fire drills later.

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The Entrepreneur Interview Series #7: Lief Larson, Salesfolks

Webbiquity

If you want to buy a simple product—a book, a video game, some ink for your printer—there’s a good chance you’ll visit an ecommerce site like Amazon, Target.com, or BestBuy.com, Those sites provide all the essential product information, helpful reviews and ratings from other buyers, and an easy process for ordering.

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