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The primary rights in these documents, ranked in order of importance in my opinion are: Non-participatingpreferred liquidation preference. Almost all startup companies don’t declare dividends, so deletion of a dividend preference is irrelevant to an investor. Co-sale rights. Name of security.
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They will enter their email and name anyway. The best sales copy is full, complete information. Have a Prominent Sales and Specials Section. Around 60% say they are looking for a section that identifies sales and specials. It’s just another facet of “greedy marketer syndrome.”. Use High Quality Product Images.
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