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Fundraising is a challenging and stressful process for every startup, not only because the future of your business depends on potential funding but also because you have to exert significant effort to make your company appear investable.

Even if your business is very small or you're new to the business world, you don't need to be intimidated when working with venture capitalists.

On the new episode of the "Post-Pitch Podcast," the co-founder of Bitewell discusses how her appearance on "Elevator Pitch" resulted in a tasty investment.

K. Rocco Shields, founder of the AI-powered training platform Genius Academy, discusses her winning strategy for securing funding on "Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch."

Zach Barney, the founder of Mobly, explains how he created a successful pitch for his big shot at glory on "Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch."

If you're looking to attract investment or simply seeking to scale your business, there are four key numbers you should use as your guiding light.

How to prepare your B2C startup for the fundraising process.

What small businesses need to know about the current business lending landscape and the changes that are on the way.

Looking to fund your business? Here's what you should ask yourself before asking for money.

Here's everything you need to know about securing a loan with favorable terms for your business.

Be sure to look into the government financial assistance programs designed to help entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses.

It is vitally important that your business plan is able to build a convincing case for the product or service that you plan on selling.

Learn how to hone in on the things about your business that truly stand apart from the rest.

Ask yourself these questions before you start fundraising.

You want to cast a wide net when raising funds. Here are two great sources to help build momentum.

When it comes to business, information grows money. And there is an incredible array of free and low-cost resources available for passionate entrepreneurs.

Raising capital can be a make-or-break decision for your business. Leverage the experience of a founder in a similar situation to understand what the future may hold.

Big companies on our Champions of Small Business are giving away funds and resources to entrepreneurs like you. See which program is a good fit for your needs.

Funding your idea is one of the most crucial aspects of getting your business off of the ground. But what's the best option between bootstrapping and seeking venture capital?

More than a mere task, read on to learn how crafting a business plan is an opportunity to articulate your business's true potential.

How I grew my business without any VC funding — and how you can, too.