I am going to start a business with a loan of 44,0000 rupees. But I do not have any idea which business to start, I got 10 months to pay my loan back. Kindly suggest me some businesses which I can start to pay this amount i.e 44,0000 rupees back in 10 months. Anxiously Waiting.

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Hi Ryan, I am managing a mid sized software development firm and require fundings from investors so that I could grow my company. Could you suggest me some ways and process...

Answered by Ryan Kelly – Founder, Pear Analytics

Hi there! What's throwing me off is your 12 years in business, which doesn't really categorize you as a "startup" per se, so your valuations are going to probably be based ... (more)

Hey Jen, I am about 70% through the development on a social media/networking site/app that I intend to launch before the end of March. Do you have any advice with respect ...

Answered by Jen Evans – Founder, Sequentia Environics

Yes. Check one of my earlier answers on the best way to build buzz: engage with a targeted group of prospective customers and media before you launch. Understand what they ... (more)

I'm a student right now with a few business ideas, but I have no idea how I'll manage starting a business AND being in school. Do you have any tips?

Answered by Taylor Mingos – Founder/CEO at Shoeboxed.com.

After I decided to go forward with my idea for Shoeboxed, one of the first things I did was to put together a team. Having the ability to delegate various tasks and share t... (more)

I want to find a partner who can run my online business. Do you have any advice on how I should go about this?

Answered by Tara Hunt – Founder, Buyosphere

There are lots of people looking to do startups now, but be cautioned: picking a partner for your startup is as important as picking your future spouse. You will spend as m... (more)

I asked the question earlier about signing a 5 year lease for a startup and you mentioned not to personally guarantee it. I am planning on setting it up as a sole propriet...

Answered by Mark MacLeod – Partner, Real Ventures

Nope. If this is a sole proprietorship then it is indistinguishable from you. You're SOL. I would recommend you not make such a commitment unless you are really confident a... (more)

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