For many entrepreneurs, the VC world is a mystery. What do VCs really want? What are the valuation metrics? What are the key terms in a shareholder's agreement?
It's all complex stuff (even for some VCs) and, yes, there are numerous VCs who are blogging about these issues.
Is it a good thing? Well, there's a piece on the topic on Boston.com. So far, it seems the answer is "yes."
After all, if entrepreneurs have accurate guidelines, it means that the parties won't waste time. Something else: certain companies – that may provide tremendous benefits – can get the funding they need.
Oh, a blog can also bring more deal flow for VCs, and in light of the competition, this can be a nice advantage.
What's more, VC blogs can be a good source for those who aren't looking for capital. After all, VCs must keep a pulse on the latest-and-greatest. So, they often have some intriguing opinions.
If you want to check out some of the VC blogs, click here.
Tom Taulli is the author of various books, including The Complete M&A Handbook
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