Re:Rally – A Community of Rejected YC Founders
by Ryan_Kaufman on Friday December 11, 2020 @04:24PM
(#25391209)
Have you been rejected from YC before?
Hi everyone, as a business student and future founder, I’ve noticed a substantial increase in the number of submissions to Y combinator, making it harder than ever to get accepted.
I’ve created a community for those who have been rejected from Y Combinator at some point to
discuss financing opportunities, strategies to gain traction without funding, and share/receive overall support and advice.
If you’re interested, we’d love for you to be one of the first to join a soon-to-be powerful community! Click the link to check it out and join!
Re:Rally – A Community of Rejected YC Founders
by convolvatron on Friday December 11, 2020 @04:46PM
(#25391548)
most VCs won't deal with cold calls? I forget the source, someone was asking Sequoia if it wasn't discriminatory to only accept pitches from someone who was already not more than 1 introduction away from a partner (or some such).
they responded that it was perfectly natural to only want to talk to someone who had already made a name for themselves.
personally I'm thinking about getting in the game again, are there other VCs that you can just send a pitch to?
Hi everyone, as a business student and future founder, I’ve noticed a substantial increase in the number of submissions to Y combinator, making it harder than ever to get accepted.
I’ve created a community for those who have been rejected from Y Combinator at some point to discuss financing opportunities, strategies to gain traction without funding, and share/receive overall support and advice.
If you’re interested, we’d love for you to be one of the first to join a soon-to-be powerful community! Click the link to check it out and join!
For example: rallychat.gg
they responded that it was perfectly natural to only want to talk to someone who had already made a name for themselves.
personally I'm thinking about getting in the game again, are there other VCs that you can just send a pitch to?