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Index
Cover Praise for The Customer-Funded Business Title Page Copyright Why This Book? Chapter 1: Craving Crowdfunding? Pandering to VCs? Groveling to Your CFO?: The Magic of Traction and the Customer-Funded Revolution A Customer-Funded Model Customer Funding: The Vermas Are Not Alone A Problem: Financing Your Startup A Solution: The Magic of Traction Customer-Funded Models: The Five Types What Customer-Funded Models Have in Common Craving Crowdfunding? What This Book Is—and What It's Not Raising Capital Too Early: The Drawbacks Explained An Even Bigger Drawback: Bad Odds! So, Why Now? Is a Customer-Funded Revolution at Hand? Is Customer Funding the Right Approach for Every Venture? When Customer Funding Goes Wrong The Vermas: The Rest of the Story What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask The Road Ahead Chapter 2: Customer-Funded Models: Mirage or Mind-Set? Old or New? Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures: Nothing New From Dormitory Room to Dominance: The Customer-Funded Origins of Dell Banana Republic: From the Short-Armed Spanish Paratrooper Shirt to Trend-Setting Fashion Retailer Customer Funding: Mirage or Mind-Set? What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask Questions about You As an Individual Questions about Your Business Sense Questions about Your Target Markets and Marketing The Entrepreneurial Process Chapter 3: Buyers and Sellers, but Not Your Goods: Matchmaker Models From Airbeds on the Floor to Silicon Valley Darling: Airbnb Matchmaking Works for Dogs, Too: DogVacay A Missed Opportunity for a Customer-Funded Matchmaker Model: ProFounder What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—And Will Ask A Question for Your Angel Investor: Can They Follow Their Money and Lead You to More? Making Matchmaker Models Work Chapter 4: Ask for the Cash: Pay-in-Advance Models From a T-Shirt Design Competition to Crowdsourcing Poster Child: Threadless Bringing India's Mom-and-Pop Travel Agents into the Twenty-First Century: Via.com Loot Stores: From Small Consignment Retailer to 155 Stores—and Back Again! What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask Making Pay-in-Advance Models Work: Ask for the Cash, and for Good Terms, Too! Chapter 5: Recurring Revenue: Subscription and SaaS Models Subscription Models for Software: SaaS Educating the World from India: TutorVista Petals for the People and H.Bloom: Two Startups Come Together When Subscription Models Fail What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask Making Subscription and SaaS Models Work: Final Lessons Chapter 6: Sell Less, Earn More: Scarcity and Flash Sales Models Vente-privee Invents the Flash Sales Model Gilt Groupe: Large, Capital Efficient, and Growing, but Profitable? Totsy and Zulily: Flash Sales for Little Kids' Moms Lot18: Flash Sales for Wine Flash Sales: A Difficult Game What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask Making Scarcity Models Work: Three Final Lessons Chapter 7: Build It for One, Then Sell It to All: Service-to-Product Models From Services to Products at Microsoft GoViral Goes Viral From Typewriters and Carbon Paper to SaaS: Rock Solid How Else Might You Scale Your Services Business? QuEST Global Services What Angel Investors Will Want to Know—and Will Ask Making Service-to-Product Models Work Chapter 8: Make It Happen: Put a Customer-Funded Model to Work in Your Business Not Only for Startups: What Should I Do Now? Implementation: The When, the How, and the Likely Pitfalls of Each of the Five Models Points of Departure for Your Customer-Funded Journey So, What Are You Waiting For? Why Not Now? Acknowledgments Notes About the Research About the Author Index End User License Agreement Table 1.1 Table 1.2 Figure 1.1
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