Angel Investing Best Practices Continued

Angel investing is fun but difficult especially if you want to make a return on your investment.

Here are more best practices to keep in mind:

Take ownership of your due diligence and don’t rely solely on others.

Work with angel investors both within your group and from other groups.

Look carefully at the go-to-market strategy and not just the idea.

For the final investment decision, look carefully at the founder.

Make sure you do your research on the market and competitors.

Save funds for the winners so you can increase your investment with those.

When they are asking for advice, they actually want your money.

Invest in companies you can help.

Build your own investment thesis and stick with it.

Look hard at the exit strategy.

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