Survey of Tools for Early-stage Investment
Check out this great presentation from UCL’s Thomas Stone covering resources for finding early stage investment in your startup.
Check out this great presentation from UCL’s Thomas Stone covering resources for finding early stage investment in your startup.
This presentation by Ogilvy PR explains that marketing has changed from the four P’s (Product, Place, Price and Promotion) to the four E’s (Experience, Everyplace, Exchange, Evangelism).
Next Startup Wednesday will the last of the series, and will cover practical hints and tips about setting up – including office, IT and telecoms – and we will review the top tips from the entire series! 2pm-4pm 23rd March 2011 in Arts Building S21.
Join us for the next Startup Wednesday at 2pm on 3rd February in Arts Building S21 (second floor). We’ll be focusing on Sales and Negotiation skills. You’ll be able to practise trying to cut a deal with another student, too!
Join us for the next Startup Wednesday at 2pm on 26th January in Arts Building S21 (second floor). We’ll be looking at legal issues for new businesses.
In case you’ve missed the amazing talk by Ry Morgan from PleaseCycle last Thursday, we’ve decided to put up the slides together with the Podcast so that you don’t have to feel left out.
If you enjoyed the talk, don’t miss out on our future Get Inspired! talks every Thursday during Term!
Be sure to subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes to get this, past and future Get Inspired! talks!
Slides also available on slideshare.
Join us for the next Startup Wednesday at 2pm on 10th November in Arts Building S21 (second floor). We’ll be looking at creative thinking techniques to help you analyse problems and generate innovative solutions which may turn into business opportunities.
A great presentation from the (in)famous Dave McClure of 500 Startups.
Despite the decline in popularity of myspace, social networks can still provide a brilliant business opportunity. Facebook continues to grow rapidly and has a great advertising model, and our very own Jack Lenox’s eNovella, a social network and publishing outlet for aspiring creative writers, demonstrates that you can take a great yet simple idea, combine it with a dash of business acumen and a sprinkling of web skills, and create something special. If you are looking to build your own social network, you might want to start by reading these slides, which tell you in detail how to generate ‘social traction’ – ie., attracting and engaging end users.