Aaron Vick

As the founder of a startup, you’re well aware that you sometimes have to spend money in order to make money — and to generate some serious buzz.

But with your limited funds, it can be tough to figure out where the money that you do have will be able to do the most good for your startup.

In short, planning and budgeting can be tricky in the startup world, and the stakes are incredibly high.

In this post, you’ll learn the ins and outs of business planning and budgeting.

Read on to learn how to get out — and stay out — of the red, and how to make every dollar count.

1. Create a Profitability Timeline and Expense List

The first step in business planing and budgeting for your startup?

You need to make a financial business plan that will help you to keep track of all of your

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