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Startup Success: How to Fund Your Business Without Going Broke

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Image source: Getty Images While the reported statistics vary, between 70% and 90% of business startups fail. I know that isn't a great stat to start an article about funding your startup, but it's important to go into business with a clear understanding of the risks. Don't worry, there is good news.

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3 Ways to Secure Funding for Your Small Business

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Image source: Getty Images Starting a small business or launching a startup is an adventure filled with excitement and challenges, one of which is securing the necessary funding to turn your big ideas into reality. Here, we'll explore three practical ways to secure that crucial start-up capital.

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Need Start-Up Cash? Discover 6 Unconventional Ways to Secure Funding Today

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Image source: Getty Images Where do most people find the money for their startup? Tap into crowdfunding Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter or IndieGoGo offer a modern twist on raising capital. Success in crowdfunding depends on how well you market your campaign; getting people excited about your vision is crucial.

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Eco-Friendly and Profitable: Startups That Help the Planet and Your Wallet

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If you are worried about the environment and try to follow eco-friendly practices at home, there are several ways you can incorporate those same values into your startup. High levels of consumer awareness mean there are a lot of opportunities for startups that help the planet. Even better? It could be good for your bottom line.

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Bare-Bones Startup: How to Start a Business When You're Nearly Broke

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Stories of startups with million-dollar funding seem to dominate our newsfeeds, but overall venture capital volume is actually falling. Crowdfunding and SBA loans can provide funds you can use to build or grow your business. Early-stage funding was down more than 40% year over year in 2023.

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Cash-Strapped to Cash-Flush: Real Ways to Fuel Your Business Idea

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Banks, credit unions, and online lenders offer a variety of loan products tailored to small businesses startups. The SBA does not make loans itself, but guarantees them, and as such, getting an SBA loan as a startup is easier than obtaining a traditional loan from a bank. Crowdfunding is newer and altogether different.

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Creative Financing Options for the Entrepreneur

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Image source: Getty Images My friend Jeff wanted to start a food truck business and had read a lot about crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter. Jeff raised about $15,000, which, according to Fundera, is about $5,000 more than the average startup. The beauty of crowdfunding is that these funding pledges do not need to be repaid.