New Blog Aims to Help With the VC Fundraising Process

Here's what I love about the Web: people sharing their knowledge base for free to help others. A hundred years ago, you would never have done this. If you wanted my knowledge, you paid me. Today we are so willing to share our gifts and talents for free (or close to free). It's awesome.

Today I learned about one such knowledge sharing tool. It's a new blog by Mark Peter Davis of DFJ Gotham Ventures called, "Get Venture." Basically it provides information on the entire VC process from initial contact through check signing. And the information is very detailed. If you plan to seek funding (and even if you don't) it's a must read. You only have one chance with a VC, why not be as close to perfect as you can by using the tools that are available?

The posts to-date include:

• Why An Executive Summary
• Submitting Your Executive Summary
• Pitch Is Not The Right Word
• Do Not Interrupt Your Partner
• Management: Compatability
• Management: Competency
• Major Achievements
• Competition: Provide Insight
• Barriers: Get The Story Right
• Addressable Market: Making the Estimate

If you have other good VC resources, leave them in the comments and I will update the post.