Fundraising Acceleration Program
Managing and executing a capital raise requires considerable knowledge and significant time investment from startup founders.
Many founders struggle to efficiently allocate their time between the company’s daily operations and their fundraising campaign, often leading to a compromise in the quality of their fundraising activities and hindering their chances of success.
To address this challenge, Seedbiz has developed an efficient fundraising acceleration model. This model supports founders in their capital raising efforts while enabling them to seamlessly carry out their business operations.
What Does The Fundraising Acceleration Process Look Like?
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Investor Profiling
Brainstorming meeting to define your ideal investor profile
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Investor Mapping
Our business analysts will generate a list of 100 new relevant investors each month
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Devise Your Playbook
Development of a messaging document for LinkedIn outreach, emails, and venture capital website queries
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LinkedIn Outreach
We’ll reach out to 100 email LinkedIn contacts each month
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Email Outreach
We’ll reach out to 100 email contacts each month
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VC Outreach
Approach VC firms via websites, reaching about 100 contacts every month
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Communities Mapping
Mapping relevant communities and preparing a playbook for posting relevant content for each type of community
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Performance Reports
Drafting detailed monthly reports that includes campaign performance metrics and all data required to optimize the fundraising campaign
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Public Relations Articles
We have the capability to support the campaign with cost-effective public relations activities that will boost the chances of completing a successful fundraise
a well-structured and strategic approach is crucial for a successful fundraising round
Why Choose a Fundraising Acceleration Program
Expand Your Reach
Given the investor profile we’ve defined, our business analysts will identify and list approximately 300 relevant investors
Extensive Experience in Fundraising
We’ve led and supported capital raises for startups in different stages and industries
Significant Time Savings on Bureaucracy
You’ll save a considerable amount of time and effort on scouting, mapping, and outreach
Rapid Feedback & Iteration
By closely supporting your fundraising efforts, we provide valuable feedback that enables real-time adjustments and improvements to your campaign
How Do We Define an Investor Profile?
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Investor Type
This encompasses Venture Capital (VC) firms, angel investors, accredited and private investors, Corporate Venture Capital (CVC), entrepreneurs with successful exits, syndicates, family offices, and private equity firms
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Investor Stages
The stages at which investors or VC firms typically engage – from Pre-Seed and Seed to Series A, B, C, and beyond
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Investment Amount Ranges
Common investment ranges from $100K, between $100K and $500K, $500K to $1M, $1M to $5M, to over $5M
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Sector Focus
The fields investors or funds mainly focus on, including AI, Fintech, Biotech, Cybersecurity, SaaS, Digital Health, Agrotech, Blockchain, IoT, Edtech, and more
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Geographical Focus
The specific locations and markets where investors prefer to place their investments
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Investment Activity
The recent investment activity of investors, focusing on the sectors and types of projects they have funded
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Contacting Key-Decision Makers
Identifying and engaging with the primary decision-makers within Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) units and Venture Capital firms
Additional Services for Founders and Companies Currently Fundraising
Investor Research
This service helps founders to focus their capital raising efforts in the right places by precisely identifying the ideal investor profiles for their round, enabling them to compile a curated list of potential investors, complete with contact information
Consultation and Brainstorming on Fundraising Strategy
We guide founders in developing their capital raising strategy, identifying exact investor profiles, outlining actionable steps for fundraising progress, performing investor pitch simulations, and assessing investment materials
