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VC Outreach: Ditch the Cold, Go for the Warm! Founders, tired of your pitch getting lost in the noise? While cold emails and online forms seem easy, they're often a black hole for VC outreach. The truth? Warm introductions are your secret weapon for

💡 82% of people on Linkedin are chasing cold leads.... and wondering why nothing works ? Here's the twist : The hottest leads are already in your inbox 📥. yet most people ignore them . Most outreach strategies treat every lead the same . You s

Pre-Seed Founders: Stop Burning Runway. Raise Faster. 🚀 Fundraising at the pre-seed stage doesn't have to be a slow grind. You need to focus on impact and efficiency. ✅ What WORKS for Speed • Proof Points Over Potential: Get any traction (sign-ups,

11 investor replies - 1 cold email. No pedigree. No warm intros. Just a deep understanding of a boring industry. We rewrote her pitch into 5 raw lines: a. Big problem b. Her unique insight c. What she’d done so far d. What she was raising for e. A

I want to open the IT company but it's hard to find clients I tried Cold emails and all stuff anyone have Idea about this..?

Level Up Your VC Fundraising with Consulting Pros 🚀 Cold outreach for VC funds? You're likely missing out! Partnering with a specialized consulting firm can transform your fundraising journey. Here's why they're essential: * Warm Introductions: For

Investor Outreach Guide Best ways to reach out to Investors at various stages of startup journey (Indian VCs analysis) where 150+ real investors were asked what they prefer. Warm Intros are unbeatable irrespective of the stage. It's when someone

In the age of AI, who you know matters more than ever. As tech reshapes hiring, resumes are scanned by bots - but real jobs still come through people. 🧠 AI can filter skills. ❤️ But it can’t replace trust. That’s where NETWORKING wins. From r

A founder I worked with raised ₹35L - without a single pitch deck review. He reached out saying, “Investors are viewing my deck, but no one’s replying.” The problem wasn’t traction. It wasn’t the round size. It was the order of his approach. He wa