Bootstrapping requires you to build a company with little to no venture capital or outside investment. This can be rewarding and allow founders to keep as much ownership of their company as possible, ...

Have you heard “do what you love, love what you do”? I’m lucky enough to say that, for me, this adage has come true. I started my business as a side hustle in the spare time I could find from my ...

When you take venture capital money, investors will shape everything from your strategy and product to your thought process. That may not be best for what you’re offering, especially in the AI space, ...

Here’s how to bootstrap a resilient startup by balancing slow growth with early revenue, turning limitations into strengths and defining success on your own terms. Bootstrapping offers autonomy and ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you’re launching a new company, cash is king. With what little startup capital you have, you’ve got to spend it wisely. Ask any ...

In my previous job at a startup based in Amsterdam, my job description was – how to put this – ‘flexible’. As a non-technical member of a company developing a new kind of scalable, real-time graph ...

Jen Atkin dropped out of college and drove from Utah to Los Angeles in an old jalopy with $300 in her pocket, and little else beyond a dream. She was 19 years old. Today, the hairstylist ...

One big mistake startups make is waiting until after launch to begin investing in a social media presence. While your app is being built, it’s typically not a good idea to sink a fortune into paid ...

For a number of proptech founders, avoiding the siren song of venture capital funding can lead to greater control of their startup’s development. However, knowing when to pivot to accepting VC largess ...