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The Facebook Business Model

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The Facebook Business Model

Posted on 14 February 2011 by Adviction

Mark Zuckerberg, Chris Hughes, and Dustin Moskovitz, founders of the Facebook.com phenomenon, saw an existing product in need of improvement and expansion.

A facebook is a book that is made up of photographs of individuals along with their names. Facebooks are often published at the start of the academic year by the administrations of colleges and universities, with the intention of helping students, faculty, and staff to get to know each other better. A facebook may be contrasted with a yearbook, which is traditionally published at the end of the academic year and usually includes details about various aspects of the preceding year, along with the sort of content one would find in a facebook.
Facebook.com is on online database of everything the old paper facebooks had and more. Continue Reading

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StartUp Gyan : Perfecting Your Presentation Pitch to VCs

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StartUp Gyan : Perfecting Your Presentation Pitch to VCs

Posted on 29 January 2011 by Adviction

Today I was browsing Internet to know more about the Statup Gyan and tool kit where i might get some insightful resource for my next startup.i found Awesome articles but this is the best among all that I read today. I found these worth sharing with all my readers and fellow startup heroes.

“Here if Goes”

Endless  articles, books, and blogs  have been written on the topic  of business
plan presentations  and pitching to investors. In spite of this wealth of advice,
almost every entrepreneur gets it wrong. Why? Because most guides to pitching
your company miss  the central point: The purpose of your pitch is  to sell, not to
teach. Your job is to excite, not to educate.

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StartUp Gyan : Tips on effective pitching

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StartUp Gyan : Tips on effective pitching

Posted on 28 January 2011 by Adviction

This is again under the Startup Gyan Section which is certainly the right mix of practices for all the budding startups.
Do take care of each and every point mentioned in the article because if any missed or messed , you will end up losing the deal.
“Here It Goes”
Tips on effective pitching
How do you turn a pitch from a monolog to a sale? Make sure every point you
make connects  with your audience. Keep your text very, very  short. Really.
Please. Use charts  and pictures if you can. And engage your prospect. Ask
questions. “Do you think  this market opportunity  is  interesting?” “Have you seen
anyone else addressing this problem?” “Do you think CIOs would be interested in
a solution like this?” You may get some tough responses, but you will know a lot
more about what is  going on in the investor’s mind, and you will be engaging
them in your story—instead of letting them play with their Blackberries under the
table.

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