Believe it or not, there is a tremendous amount of useful information available on the internet. Valhalla Private Capital has put together a handy list of online resources you may want to track from time to time.
Alongside a regular blog, Y Combinator has tons of useful resource material, including Paul Graham’s “Do Things That Don’t Scale” and “How to Raise Money”.
VC Firm Sequoia Capital is filled with sophisticated and cutting-edge information. The (very short) Guide to Writing a Business Plan - which is essentially a slide deck masquerading as a business plan - is helpful for very early stage startups.
A startup and technology media site with regular technology information and news.
Founded by Brad Feld, Techstars is a handy hub for all things investment and innovation.
Brad Feld is always interesting and often on the leading edge of developments.
Ben Horowitz, co-founder of VC firm Andreeson Horowitz, gives a unique insight into his experiences as a venture capitalist.
The musings of Fred Wilson - a VC in NYC from the managing partner at VC Union Square Ventures.
Mark Suster’s blog is one of the better ongoing resources available to startups. The general partner at Santa Monica based VC Upfront Ventures, Mark shares the perspective of both founders and investors.
It’s not fancy, but everything you need to know or access can be found at Steve Blank’s website.
April Dunford is serial entrepreneur, engineer and startup sales and marketing guru. Her website has lots of really, seriously good marketing and sales resources.
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