Tools for startups along their lifetime(docs.google.com)
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Tools for startups along their lifetime
https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0AdawJ_th06NvZDJrcWs2cl8yNnc2Z2ZxNmc0&hl=en&pli=1
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If anybody could recommend a good book of this sort I'd be very interested.
Just lightweight, 'IANAL' good guidelines for young businesses.
Just lightweight, 'IANAL' good guidelines for young businesses.
I second the wiki suggestion.
My experience, thus far, with Google Docs:
- Click on link and browse around a bit
- As usual, use backspace key to go back to HN
- Nothing happens, tap backspace key a few more times out of habit
- Accidentally delete most of the presentation
My experience, thus far, with Google Docs:
- Click on link and browse around a bit
- As usual, use backspace key to go back to HN
- Nothing happens, tap backspace key a few more times out of habit
- Accidentally delete most of the presentation
You guys should check out http://startuptools.pbworks.com/w/page/17974963/FrontPage
Has a lot of great information for anyone interested in startups. I have to agree with the rest also, would be nice in a wiki format. However, it seems that it was just thrown together as a mash-up of resources - kind of a first stage document. Hopefully with some more effort it can be a wiki page.
Really good idea, whatever format you publish it in. Will save many searches of hacker news archives.
What a great idea which really ought to be in a spreadsheet!
Or a wiki, more appropriately.
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I can usually deal very well with tools/software/etc, but I have more problems getting really straight answers on non-technical things sometimes.
Does anybody have similar links for business processes? "Here's the least amount of accounting/legal/business/etc you need for starting up a business..."
Quick steps like: - Use this template as your Articles of Organization and file for an LLC. - Get a company credit card and buy everything on it. - Your accounts should look like "this" - Here's the steps you go through to add money from your personal savings to your company's in a clean way (no corporate veil piercing or anything of that nature) _after_ the beginning of the company - A guide to internet advertising -- what works/what doesn't/who the players are
Programmers have so many bulidings blocks these days for handling sys admin, money handling, etc, but there are still a lot of things I'm very curious about and can't seem to find a single simple source of information for.