Guerrilla Financing CL

I bought this book about ten years ago and it helped spawn ideas to help purchase a business. When I bought the book, I was able to find some immediate ideas. However, the key takeaway from the book is that you must be creative sometimes in order to overcome financing obstacles. Today, most of the techniques may seem simplistic, but the core idea of being creative remains the same. If you are looking for ideas to follow, hire a consultant or accountant. If you are looking for ideas to jumpstart your thinking about financing problems, read this book, jot down techniques that draw your interest and think about how they can be used today.

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I bought this book in 1992 as I was starting out on my own again - after closing a business down. This meant money was very difficult to obtain. The various ideas in this book have proven invaluable in funding my business efforts. It retains pride of place in my library - although my copy is well used by now.

I purchased this book and read it front to back. I put an ad in the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel newspaper for an investor with startup capital for my business. I got immediate results. The first call has provided me with $200k working capital. Plus I must have received anoyher 10 calls after that

Not the in-your-face simian assault the title may suggest. Instead this book does much to unravel the mysterious threads of venture finance. Nomenclature and process are explained along with many creative strategies that empower the entrepreneur in his quest for funds. A good read for the professional venture capitalist too, if only to put their view from the pedestal in better perspective