I am building a company in the mediatech space, where we are working with production studios on providing pre-release content testing analytics (think analytics on film and tv shows before they are aired / released). We have some big names signed up.
Being Post-product and in revenue mode, we are looking to connect with investors who are active in the media tech space. It feels like everyone is in an AI haze at the moment :) Even though we generate a lot of audience data, we are a big data / ML company at the moment (want to be honest about it). Would appreciate folks sharing the names of any funds / Investors out of SFO / LA / NY who might be active - and is looking to get involved in things beyond / Adjacent to AI.
Wanted to start a thread to hear about how some other startup founders have approached finding the right early adopters and have kept them interested/engaged as the product grows, fails, and goes through changes. How did you find the early adopters? What was your strategy for keeping them engaged? How often did you reach out to them for feedback?
Karoo is the second product of the TechStars Incubated Startup Hammerhead, a startup built by technologists who are bicylists themselves, which brings navigation to the bicycle in an elegant manner.