Eugene Cheng 🪄's Linkedin Analytics

The greatest friends I tend to get to know unexpectedly. I met Audrey Chia a year ago when she reached out on Linkedin. Who knew she'd rocket to 50K followers and build her niche in AI. On the flip side Sam Szuchan's like a celebrity on Linkedin with 200K followers. By chance, we connected because my payment was not accepted for his course offering. We'd catch up whenever Sam visits Singapore. Often discuss how interesting it might be to share about their journey on Linkedin to more people in the country. The recent Linkedin Masterclass Tin Men Founder's School Session by Tin Men Capital made this a reality. (h/t John Tay Gwen S. for organising) An amazing community of B2B founders hungry for knowledge all hosted at the beautiful Antler office. Felt so glad and proud to finally see the duo on stage where others can learn from them in person - especially when I've learned so much personally from them myself. Topics like: - Leveraging AI to post on Linkedin without sounding cringe - How to position to win an avalanche of new leads - Building a massive following in 6 months or less Attendee: "Are you speaking today?" Me: "Nope, just here to support and ask funny questions" Exactly how it played out. Moderating was a blast and I got to crack a few dad jokes I've been saving. These two are some of the smartest experts I know when it comes to these topics, and I'm happy to promote them and get on their nerves profusely. If you got to attend - how did you find the session?

I used to do pitch teardowns with founders every month. Accelerators and VCs would book time for me to rip pitches apart live. And string them together again more clearly and persuasively. Just as we’ve done for clients that have collectively raised more than $300M from major names. As the team and I have been more focused on corporate work,  I’ve been doing a lot less of those sessions. Really miss them a lot. Very happy to share I’m going to be doing one again in May. With the good folks at Blue InCube Ventures. If you’re facing these challenges: 🟥 Investors not seeing the value of your startup 🟥 Prospects getting confused by the technical aspects of your business 🟥 Losing opportunities to lower quality competition 🟥 Sales reps all pitching different stories 🟥 Not really sure what’s wrong with your pitch after looking at it 100x Avail an afternoon to come by the Pitch Clinic. Get it reviewed by myself and experienced investors like Chew Lam (CL) Goh And nope, there’s no cost - although we usually charge for this. Credits to Jiayi Teo and Cynthia Mak for organising. Sign up here: https://lu.ma/juqstiq7

Couple of days left to join us - (pitch submissions closing soon) Last chance to join us at the upcoming "Pitch Clinic" co-organised by HighSpark and Blue InCube Ventures. Excited to look through the many pitches we've already received with Chew Lam (CL) Goh live on Wednesday. A short but impactful sequence: 🔸 A crash course on putting together winning pitches 🔸 Actionable, unfiltered feedback to level up your fundraising story 🔸 Select founders speed-pitching their startup This is the final call since it's in a few days. Genuinely don't know if we'll be doing this again any time soon. If you've been pitching VCs... But just not really sure what's holding you back.... I invite you to join us. See you there! P.S. I apologise in advance if we stop accepting new sign-ups once we hit venue capacity (really soon). But drop me a line if you happen to face that. Big kudos to Cynthia Mak and Jiayi Teo for arranging this.