Back
Vishu Bheda
•
Medial • 9m
Naval Ravikant’s advice for getting a meeting with an investor People today are flooded with emails, messages, and meeting requests. If you want to grab the attention of an investor, mentor, or potential client, you need to respect their time as much as your own. Here’s what you should do: • Don’t push for a meeting right away. Let them decide if they want one. • Make sure they are the right person to contact. Do your research first. • Send a clear, short message instead of a vague request. Tell them what you want in a simple way. • Get introduced by someone they trust. A warm introduction increases your chances of a response. • Be open about your idea. Don’t make them guess what you’re offering. • Don’t pressure them into a call or meeting. Let them choose. Instead of forcing a meeting, send a summary, email, or business plan first. If they’re interested, they will ask to meet. This saves their time and increases your chances of a positive response. By keeping things simple and respecting their time, you make a strong first impression and show that you’re professional and thoughtful. Follow for more startup world insights!
Replies (8)
More like this
Recommendations from Medial
Aarihant Aaryan
Prev- Founder & CEO ... • 1y
I watched fewer episodes of Shark Tank, most founders optimised for equity, sharks but not cash If someone wants to do a combined deal or wants more equity ask for a little bit more cash-only "cash" increases your runway and chances of succeeding.
Prakash Pataliya
Content Writer for L... • 9m
First Impressions is last impression They say, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” And it’s true. → Your first post. → Your first message. → Your first interaction. They all matter. Here’s why: → People decide if they t
See More
Download the medial app to read full posts, comements and news.