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Category - Startup
Getting started means understanding the startup stages your idea will move through. Whether you’re in the Pre-Startup phase, prepared to Launch or finally primed to Scale, Lioness is helping to minimize your risks at each stage.
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Have you ever met a person that has said, "I'm going to launch my startup" and then nothing? Maybe you're that person. Here's what to do to start:
We chat with Brenna Lyden about how to make it in the fashion market and what gives you a leg up in when it comes to making your business sustainable.
Your startup idea has to have a handle on your customer's problem and a clear sense of what the solution looks like on your end. Let's look at the process.
A new way to bring flowers to Millennials? Fifty people needed for a closed beta test of the Cascade Bouquet Design Toolkit by startup Mott & Spry.
SoftSpot by MoonLab - the brainchild of Dr. Sabine Seymour - is a plug+play sensor system for clothing. As grand prize winner they received $25,000 in cash.
Stay at home mothers (SAHMs) are starting unique businesses that allow them to be with their children and partake in entrepreneurship. Rachel chats with her...
Rachel has decided to become an entrepreneur. Now the million dollar question is what kind of business should she start. This week she gains some clarity.
This article (and the ones to follow) will document Rachel's own personal entrepreneurial journey and adventures. Join the convo with the tag #AskLioness.
Growth hacking can turn your business into a customer acquisition machine. The Kauffman Founders School has Anita Newton give you the details.
Getting to a viable product stage where you have just the right ingredients to go to market can be fraught with dangers. Here's the #1 question to ask yourself.
