- Go through your linkedin/twitter/instagram account. Find people who would be interested. Send them an email/message. - Search online for thought leaders, i

- Go through your linkedin/twitter/instagram account. Find people who would be interested. Send them an email/message. - Search online for thought leaders, industry people that work in that specific field. Could be as easy as a twitter search, it could be more complex like going through white papers and emailing researchers. - There are websites where you can request all sorts of feed back including MVP feedback. Fiver has a section (https://www.fiverr.com/categories/programming-tech/user-testing-services), and there are niche sites https://www.usertesting.com/ - Hacker News? - Reddit has subs dedicated to that sort of thing: https://www.reddit.com/r/websitefeedback/ - Meetups. 2 different versions. 1) Prepare your elevator pitch and bring your phone 2) Message meetup founders and ask them where they would go for feedback, since they are thought leaders of sorts. - Dischord (mentioned elsewhere) - Just start trying to sell it the way that you planned on marketing it (hopefully you've thought about your marketing plan)