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STARTUP VOCAB

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  • To fund a project by raising small quantities of money from a large number of people.
    CROWDFUNDING
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  • A term used to describe financing that is provided to companies and entrepreneurs. They can provide backing through capital financing, technological expertise, and/or managerial experience.
    VENTURE CAPITAL/CAPITALIST (VC)
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  • A private individual who provides capital from their own net worth for a business or businesses in exchange for equity.
    ANGEL INVESTOR
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  • A center/program where startups are “incubated” through mentorship, space, resources and sometimes cash.
    ACCELERATOR
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  • When entrepreneurs fund their startup(s) with their own personal savings and use money from friends and family
    BOOTSTRAPPING
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  • You give the basic product away for free and then try to upsell features to your customers.
    FREEMIUM
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  • A business owner's strategic plan to sell ownership in a company to investors or another company.
    EXIT STRATEGY
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  • The combination and blending of two separate enterprises to form a new single business
    MERGER
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  • A startup that functions best on a small scale and has little potential for large growth
    COTTAGE BUSINESS/INDUSTRY
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  • A private startup that is valued at over $1 billion
    UNICORN
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  • When a startup makes a quick, dramatic shift in its business approach, product, service, or target market
    PIVOT
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  • When a larger, more successful company buys out a smaller, failing company to gain its talented workforce, not its product or services.
    ACQUI-HIRING
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  • The amount of money an entrepreneur spends over a set period compared to the startup’s available capital.
    BURN/RUN RATE
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  • A marketing strategy that employs low-cost, non-traditional methods to grow a business quickly.
    GROWTH HACKING
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  • The number of customers that stop doing business with a company over a set period compared to the organization’s total clientele.
    CHURN RATE
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