Angel, freemium, MVP, value proposition -- there are a lot of buzzwords that get thrown around in the startup world. As an entrepreneur, it's your job to know, understand and sparingly use them. I ...

While the idea for your startup comes from your brain and the drive to pursue it comes from your heart, the truth is you’ll never get the business off the ground without your wallet. A great ...

If you’ve ever felt like you’re at the bottom of the startup food chain, then you’ll enjoy this infographic. It shows that no matter who you are–from first-time founder to the venture ...

Visual.ly has a great infographic put together from data culled by Startup Genome, which researched 3,200 startup companies to figure out why some work, and others, well, don’t. GIVE A GLANCE ...

Successfully building a startup can feel like the sort of thing that requires planets aligning. Screwing up a startup, however, is incredibly simple. Some entrepreneurs try to do it all on their ...

Nearly a quarter (24%) of Americans think startup culture is toxic, and 21% say they would never work for a startup. That's according to a recent survey conducted by HostingAdvice.com of 901 full-time ...

Without a clear idea of what a startup does, investors will not invest, reporters will not report, ... How To Craft a Winning Startup Pitch [INFOGRAPHIC] ByErica Swallow. Share. Save.

The Degree Library infographic below, based, in part, on insights from Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham, explains why college is an optimal time to start up–and how to get started. Source ...

While there's no right way to start a startup, the below infographic-- care of Polish web development agency Naturaily -- aims to shed light on some of the most popular paths.

Their infographic details 34 specific metrics that startup founders can use to inform on business decisions, potential partnerships, and marketing strategies in the future.

But this infographic from Column Five Media looks at this industry from another perspective. Venture capital funding for startup companies have only just recently returned to pre-recession levels.

VCs and angel investors get a lot of attention, but personal loans and credit, followed by investments from friends and family, are the top funding sources for startups.