A curated directory of resources, articles, podcasts, books, VC's, and angel investors to follow that will help you raise funding for your startup or business.
In this article Groove founder Alex Turnbull talks about why it’s okay if your startup didn’t get into a top-tier tech accelerator and what you should do to help your company succeed anyway.
This article talks about how Vote.org founder Debra Cleaver got into Y Combinator as the solo founder of a non-profit despite it being notoriously difficult for solo founders to get accepted by Y Combinator.
In this article Talkroute Co-founder and CEO Paul Howey discusses how he and his team got their startup into Techstars and why they ultimately declined the program’s offer.
In this article Good Audience Co-founder and CEO Sherman Lee talks about how his company got into Techstars with the right team, the perfect product differentiator, traction, and other factors and how they almost got kicked out of the program.
In this article Teaman & Company Co-founder Chloé Alpert discusses how she and her team got into 500 Startups, the mistakes they made during the process, and the dilemma they face before ultimately deciding to join the program.
In this article Slidebean Co-founder Caya talks about her company’s experiences going through Startup Chile, Dreamit, and 500 Startups and how she and her team got into 500 Startups.
In this article an Aptible Co-founder talks about the benefits of applying to Y Combinator now, gives advice for the application and the interview, and then tells you to accept Y Combinator’s offer if they give one to you.
In this video Ashu Desai, Founder of Make School, talks about the structure of Y Combinator, the benefits of Y Combinator, and how he personally got into Y Combinator.
In this article the Strikingly co-founders tell the story about how they got into Y Combinator and share an in-depth guide about how you can get your startup into Y Combinator too.
In this article the Co-founder and CTO of Flix talks about how he pitched Justin Khan on Snapchat, raised $20,000 in the process, and then got into Y Combinator.