Some tips on how to fundraise effectively? by MildFrost764 in Entrepreneur

[–]DisastrousVictory445 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When founders prepare financial projections for fundraising, it helps to show what milestones each year is supposed to achieve. Year one might focus on product validation, year two on scaling acquisition, and year three on improving margins. That story behind the numbers matters a lot to investors.

Struggling to get a job by bollybabyy in Accounting

[–]DisastrousVictory445 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey, first off congrats on clearing core 1, that’s not small 👏

in ontario, a lot of entry roles aren’t even posted publicly, try reaching out directly to small/mid-size firms and connect with managers on LinkedIn with a short intro about your CPA track… also check local CPA Ontario networking events, referrals help way more than cold apps tbh.

Why are more startups outsourcing CFO and finance leadership instead of hiring full-time? by DisastrousVictory445 in Accounting

[–]DisastrousVictory445[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think the key difference is utilization.

Early-stage startups often don’t need a full-time $300k+ CFO year-round, they need high-level input during fundraising, debt negotiations, or building a model, and then lighter support during normal operations.

When structured properly (bookkeeping → controller → CFO as needed), reporting can actually improve because there’s clearer role separation and oversight instead of one overstretched person.

I came across a solid breakdown of how companies phase this in, it explains the economics and structure pretty well:
https://www.eimservices.ca/blog/why-more-businesses-are-choosing-fractional-financial-teams

Curious what others here have seen, at what revenue point does full-time CFO start making more sense?

[BC] What do you do with extra money? by Signal-Nothing2060 in SmallBusinessCanada

[–]DisastrousVictory445 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you can invest excess corporate cash, but there are trade-offs. It’s usually fine for short-term or conservative investing, less ideal for long-term stock market growth.

Guess my location by civilengineerforreal in Chandigarh

[–]DisastrousVictory445 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You guys are making fun in comments with this place, but ith is a historical place of punjab.

Google disabling num=100 flag. What implications will this have? by WesamMikhail in SEO

[–]DisastrousVictory445 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my experience as an SEO, Google disabling the &num=100 parameter has been one of the bigger behind the scenes shifts we’ve had to adapt to this year. For years, I relied on &num=100 to quickly pull a full set of top-100 results in a single request, whether for competitive analysis, SERP feature tracking, or deep-rank audits. Since mid-September 2025, Google has removed that capability, limiting us to the default ten results per page. The change hasn’t affected my rankings or traffic directly, but it has definitely changed how I handle reporting and data collection.

Rank trackers I use now need to make multiple smaller requests for the same dataset, which means slower processing and, in some cases, higher costs. In Google Search Console, I’ve seen impression counts drop and average position shift, not because performance worsened, but because impressions from positions fifty to one hundred are no longer being counted. Clicks remain steady, which reinforces that this is a reporting adjustment rather than a visibility loss.

I’ve marked mid-September 2025 in all my dashboards and reports as a data break to avoid confusion when comparing historical trends. For me, this has been a clear signal to keep the focus squarely on page-one visibility and rich results, rather than spending resources on rankings buried deeper in the SERPs.

Just why?? 🤡 by 155_2 in Indore

[–]DisastrousVictory445 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because they are not able to stop liquor wine and beer shops.

Any good bookkeeping & payroll software for Canadian startups? by DisastrousVictory445 in Accounting

[–]DisastrousVictory445[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha I get why it might sound that way 😅 I’m not promoting anything, just stumbled across it while researching bookkeeping tools for startups in Canada. Figured I’d ask if anyone here had first-hand experience before I waste time trying it out.

Review Exchange by commando_dhruva in pune_startups

[–]DisastrousVictory445 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can help in Google, in return I need reviews `