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That’s a really fair point, building genuine relationships takes years, and warm intros are always going to have higher context and trust. But I’ve also notice
by paulwilsonn 1y ago
That’s a really fair point, building genuine relationships takes years, and warm intros are always going to have higher context and trust.
But I’ve also noticed more founders (especially first-time or solo ones) who just don’t have that network yet, even though they’re building solid products. For them, the challenge isn’t skipping relationships - it’s getting that very first foot in the door.
I think there’s space for both approaches: earn long-term trust and make the discovery + outreach part a bit less painful or random. Warm intros will always be gold - but not everyone starts with access to the mine.
- leakycap 1y ago> Warm intros will always be gold I disagree. What you're calling a warm intro is more like a lukewarm intro if people don't have a background and any experience with the person they're intro-ing. It doesn't take much to see between the lines on most "warm" intros.