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Warm Intros vs Cold Outreach - What Works in Fundraising? It's not a surprise that: Warm intros work better ✅ - Because trust gets transferred. - The intro gives you credibility before the pitch. But what if you don’t have a network yet? 🔸 Co

Land Your First 5 B2B Clients 🚀 (No Ad Spend Needed!) Bootstrapping B2B? Try this: - Network Mining 🤝: Tap into friends/family/ex-colleagues for warm intros. - Smart LinkedIn Outreach 🎯: Highly personalised messages to the right people at target

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

🎓 Degree Completed… But Still Feeling Lost? Let’s be honest. Most of us grew up thinking: > “Get a degree → Get a job → Life is set.” But after finishing college, the reality feels different. ❓ No campus placement? ❓ Rejections despite having

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Just started a small b2b corporate gifting business, I'm a marketing coordinator and got a lot of good manufacturer contacts, but still unsure how I should find clients, like basic things i know like cold calling and emailing n stuff, are there any m

Breaking News: My AI just fired me. Apparently, I wasn’t “data-driven” enough, didn’t “scale,” and failed to “synergize with the cloud.” Meanwhile, it’s holding meetings with itself, automating my calendar, and pitching VCs on a startup called “Hum

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

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

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