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Docstoc Adds 100K Books, 150K Docs To Marketplace

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The electronic books will list for between $10 and $50, with the firm saying the average price of those books is $40. Nazar said that the site is seeing "exponential" grwoth from documents sold by its users, with about 20 percent of all the sales in the Docstore from those users. READ MORE>>.

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Don’t Cede Control: Why You Need to Cut out Middle Men in Negotiations

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We had the final terms of our agreement fairly well boxed in within a range of about 5-7% on price and within 30 days on move-in date. I obviously preferred the lowest price and I wanted the latest move-in date. She told me, “start with the price you want but the move in date he wants.&#. I told my agent. She way annoyed.

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One Man’s Signal is Another Man’s Noise

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Let’s be honest – as professional investors we have ALL been to meetings with other groups of investors where we talk about whether there’s a bubble, price creep, etc. Should entrepreneurs have convertible debt or priced equity? I like customer service but I also need to do sales, marketing, finance & operations.

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The Truth About Convertible Debt at Startups and The Hidden Terms You Didn’t Understand

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When convertible debt first started being introduced as a “faster, cheaper way to get startups funded” they didn’t have pricing built into them. ” And some seed stage investors told me, “I prefer not to fight over price now. They’ll get priced soon enough by a VC.” Enter “the cap.”

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Time is the Enemy of All Deals

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We were trying to optimize around a few criteria: price, size of round, number of syndicate partners and, of course, terms. My co-founder and other management team members wanted us to hold off and see whether we could get the deal done at a higher price. VC, sales, biz dev, M&A or otherwise. Yes, this was stupid.