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Raising funds from investors is not always the best option to finance your business. In 2025, many flexible alternatives exist to allow freelancers, VSEs and start-ups to develop without giving up part of their capital.
Raising money can transform the future of a business, but it's also a perilous exercise. Many projects fail not because of a lack of potential, but because entrepreneurs make strategic mistakes in the face of investors. Here are the ones you should definitely avoid.
Fundraising is as much about numbers as it is about storytelling. Investors don't just buy a project: they rely on a team, a vision and a capacity to execute. So how do you capture their attention and make an impression?
Raising funds is a strategic step, but you still need to know how much you really need and for what purposes. Too many entrepreneurs start without having a clear vision of their financial needs, which can undermine their credibility in the face of investors. Here's how to set the stage right.
Raising funds is not always the ideal solution to develop your business. While selling part of your capital to investors can accelerate growth, it also means sharing decision-making power and increasing pressure on results. Fortunately, in 2025, entrepreneurs have many alternatives to traditional fundraising.
Raising funds is a strategic moment in the life of a business. But between preparation, finding investors, and negotiating, the journey can seem complex. To maximize your chances of success, here is a clear guide to the key steps for a successful fundraiser.
