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Gemiola [76]
2 years ago
11

Herbert gained most of the capital for his new start-up project by posting a small demonstration of his product on a website tha

t he created especially for the project. Many people showed genuine interest in his product and donated money to help him launch it. In the given scenario, Herbert:
a. was able to fund his project through venture capital.
b. received money for his venture from angel investors.
c. received money for his venture through crowdfunding.
d. was able to fund his project through seed money.
Business
1 answer:
qwelly [4]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

d. was able to fund his project through seed money.

Explanation:

Seed money or seed funding is the first fund or seed that is obtained for a new business idea. Mostly seed money is obtained from friends, family, and colleagues.

Herbert had a great idea by presenting a demonstration of his product on a website, attracting people with interest to fund the start-up.

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