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A New Angel Investing Strategy

Dave Balter, the CEO of BzzAgent, founder of Smarterer, and an active angel investor has a guest post up on OnStartups about his approach to angel investing. It’s titled Shorter Flights at Lower Heights: The Right Way To Angel Invest and is definitely worth a read if you are an angel investor. I have a different strategy […]

Dave Balter, the CEO of BzzAgent, founder of Smarterer, and an active angel investor has a guest post up on OnStartups about his approach to angel investing. It’s titled Shorter Flights at Lower Heights: The Right Way To Angel Invest and is definitely worth a read if you are an angel investor.

I have a different strategy that has some overlap that I’ve written about at Suggestions for Angel Investors.

The bottom line for both posts is simple: Don’t act like a VC investor – you are playing a different game.

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How An Angel Financing Works

Todd Vernon has today’s great post of the day titled Angel Financing.  Todd is the CEO of Lijit (one of our portfolio companies – if you are a blogger – go check it out) and just completely nails the different types of angel investors and the issues surrounding how an angel financing works.  This is […]

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More Thoughts on Structuring an Angel Investment

I’m not a fan of convertible notes as the form of an angel investment.  When I’m making an angel investment, I much prefer to price the round and do a "light Series A" (simple terms, but still a preferred instrument.)  Basil Peters has a series of posts up on Angel blog that talks about the […]

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Communicating with Your Angel Investors

Question: Hey Guys, I’m new to the CEO gig and want to keep my angel investors informed with some sort of regular communication…Maybe a quarterly or even monthly letter.  What kind of things should I put into it?  What are they going to want to hear about?  How do I keep from saying something stupid, […]

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