Remote Demo Day

Remote Demo Day

Pitch 4,000 investors remotely

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Startups are getting crushed by the pandemic &because investors are not taking meetings. Many have stopped investing. So, every 2 weeks we are going to let seven founders pitch 4,000 investors over Zoom. We will also be investing most of them in all likelihood
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Productivity•Investing•Crowdfunding
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What do you think? …

Andrew Tye
Nice @jason - what size of round is ideal for this?
jason
Maker
@awt I think $250k to $3m is the sweet spot. We are going to promote the heck of the seven startups and try and get them 100+ meetings each.
Andrew Tye
@jason thanks...sounds good!
Jason Joseph
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Pedro Góes
InEvent Virtual Lobby can be a great fit https://inevent.com/en/virtual-o...
jason
Maker
@pedro_goes cool product / kind of odd to spam a thread with no context
Pedro Góes
@jason Thanks Jason. I think it would be a great fit for the 1-1 meetings during the conference. You planned on using Zoom?
Ilya Breyman
Will investors be able to ask questions or only hear the pitch/request meetings?
jason
Maker
@ilya_breyman1 current plan is to share the deal flow with the world --- not keep it for ourselves, so depending on on how many people come we will let them ask questions OR let them setup follow up meetings, What do you think is better: 7 companies doing 3 minutes each and let the investors be done in 30 minutes OR have 5 minutes of Q&A and having it last 75 minutes?
Mark Silva
@ilya_breyman1 @jason like the 4:4 pitch:q&a format with a couple transitions/intros you land it in an hour. Could breath a little and have transition time, allowance for tech glitches, etc if you make it 6-pitches.
Ilya Breyman
@jason better keep it shorter of course. Maybe under 45 minutes and allow 1-2 follow-up questions (pre-moderated?)?
Jason Evanish
@ilya_breyman1 @jason Don't do Q&A. If you do, you risk people getting hammered by group think. I've heard many a horror story from people pitching Angel Groups where one skeptic is like a turd dropped in the punch bowl. If people have questions, either A) they're interested and it generates a meeting where you can dive in properly to it, or B) it doesn't matter because they're not interested in investing anyways