How can I get financed for my idea?

Ideas don’t get financed. Businesses get financed. Build the beginning’s of a business first, then start thinking about.investors.

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How can I get visibility for my startup without spending money on advertising or search engine marketing?

Answered by Jason Cohen – Founder of Smart Bear Software.

What's free? Press and social media. Takes time and you need a compelling story and existing influencers to convince that your story is worth telling. (more)

How can I drive more traffic to my site?

Answered by Dan Martell – Founder & Investor. Posted in Marketing

That's like asking "How can I make more money?" =) In regards to traffic, without getting into details (feel free to ask a follow up, with a specific area) - here's what I... (more)

How can I build my network quickly?

Answered by Tara Hunt – Founder, Buyosphere Posted in Marketing

That's the wrong question. The question should be 'How can I build meaningful relationships in my network?' And you do that by contributing more than you ask for. Period. (more)

How can i find investors/acquisition/partners for my start-up http://staffnote.com

Answered by Dan Martell – Founder & Investor.

Your question isn't very specific. It's kind of like asking - how can I be successful. If you have a specific question - please ask. The other thing about funding is you... (more)

I have an idea for a restaurant in the Toronto area. I have given it a name, secured urls & registered for a BIN. The issue is that I don't personally have the resources,...

Answered by Noah Godfrey – Founder, GigPark

Ideas are a dime a dozen. Not sure you're gonna find someone who's going to pay you for it, especially since you have to tell them the idea before they pay to prove that is... (more)

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