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Automotive BDC: How Can In And Outbound Call Management Help Automotive Companies

YoungUpstarts

Automotive companies have to deal with hectic operations and schedules. It Allows For More Cost-Effective Operations. That’s why many companies employ any means to cut down on costs without sacrificing the quality of operations and services. It provides for a smoother transaction and conversation during calls.

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Should you go after value-add investors for your seed round?

Hippoland

I have this conversation all the time with portfolio companies. But, there are a lot of no-name investors who are former operators - either at their own startups or at larger tech companies - who would still be value-add from an operational perspective even if they are not household famous. Major investor / information rights?

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Why I Don’t Like Board Observers

Both Sides of the Table

That’s what “information rights&# are for and you can promise the investor to meet 1-on-1 on a quarterly basis. The larger or leading investors will sometimes offer the other investors an observer right as a way to appease them and solve the political problem of deciding who should be on the board. in a company.

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What is Structured Data & Schema for Websites & SEO?

Duct Tape Marketing

Rich Snippets : If your Structured Data coding is implemented correctly, the search engines will use the Structured Data on your website to display key information right into the search results page. He owns & operates Kansas City Web Design®, a top Kansas City web design agency , and Kansas City SEO®.

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Transcript of Why Reviews Matter to Your Business

Duct Tape Marketing

Aaron Weiche: We definitely see a very strong signal from the biggest window into the web through Google, that reputation really matters, and they are bringing it to the conversation right in that search result, very high, and very visible for a user to interact with. I’m probably going to look elsewhere. Aaron Weiche: Yep.

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Three Questions Founders Should Ask Scouts Before Taking An Investment

Hunter Walker

From my perspective, a Scout should disclose upfront, either when requesting a first conversation about an investment or during that first meeting. I do not think it’s fair to have the Scout transfer founder updates or company information verbatim. Sometimes not until the wire transfer is in process. Sometimes post-investment.

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My new Startup Board Mantra: 1-1-1

OnlyOnce

Here are four tough conversations you may have to have along the way, with some suggestions on how to navigate them. All of these conversations need to come with a point of view of why independence and diversity matters to your company, a lot of empathy, and appreciation for the value the person brings to the table.

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