Welcome to the Startup Exchange

A renewable resource for those working with fewer resources.

Entrepreneur's Forum Weblog

Got an idea? Looking for people to make it happen? Post it here.

Entrepreneurship links and resources

EmbarkCommunityConnection- by E-Myth Worldwide
Making meaning to make money - Guy Kawasaki

Legal Resources (NEW)
Entrepreneur Blogroll, Featured Posts:

• The Sales Learning Curve by Mark Leslie
• Less as a competitive advantage by Jason Fried
• In Defense of Big by Mena Trott
• Entrepreneurs, angels, and the cost of launch by David Heinemeier Hansson

Case Studies

• The Process of Fundraising and Making Sausage by Ross Mayfield
• NewsGator's recent funding by Greg Reinacker

Angel Investors links and resources

Featured Posts

• Measuring the entrepreneur when I was angel investing by Jim Lejeal
• Angel investor blogs: where art thou? by Jeff Clavier

Venture Capital links and resources

Featured Posts

• Point Solutions vs End to End Solutions by Fred Wilson
• Financial Fitness for Entrepreneurs by Brad Feld
• Being Diligent By David Hornik

StartUp Kit -- wiki templates and best practices

The Start-up kit is a collection of wiki-based templates, examples and best practices that streamlines business operations management as well as builds better corporate governance for start-up and emerging growth companies that may eventually be acquired or need to raise institutional or VC funding. It can be thought of as a pre-populated corporate intranet. The Start-up Kit's content was created by Andy Stack, an entrepreneur who most recently managed his latest company's business operations from inception through to integration into Yahoo! Inc. after its acquisition.

Entrepreneur Networking & Support -- links and resources

Startup Calendar

Using Socialtext

Please feel free to add or modify pages -- even this one -- as you see fit. That's the idea of a Workspace.

• If you'd like an introductory tour of the Socialtext Workspace, start here.
• Visit Recent Changes every once in a while to see what's new, and see Help for tips to use this Workspace.
• Make links by putting words or phrases in square brackets. Click on Edit This Page to see some examples.

New wiki users often take a while to understand the unique value of looking at Recent Changes when they make a return visit to the site. I was thinking it might be a good idea to have a sentence under the Welcome line that encouraged return visitors to click on Recent Changes to find out what's new. But I couldn't figure out a way to create a link to the Recent Changes results without creating a new window. Does anyone think this is good idea and if so does anyone know how to do this? In any case, I think Recent Changes needs some kind of special "call out" so visitors can quickly start getting the benefit of this very useful feature.

contributed by Brian Keairns on Nov 10 8:44am