by Nathan Millard | Oct 30, 2019 | Events, Marketing, Startup Marketing
On November 21-22 2019 Helsinki will welcome over 25,000 attendees for the 11th annual SLUSH conference. Priding itself on being ‘the most founder-focused startup conference in the world’ SLUSH is a gathering of curious minds from around the world, including 4,000...
by G3 Team | Oct 2, 2019 | Events, How-to Guides, Press Relations, Startup Marketing
Are you planning for a shining debut at a startup conference, something like Korea Blockchain Week 2019 perhaps? Great. Undoubtedly, participating in a conference can be an opportunity for startups to let the crowd know about your brand. However, far too many go...
by G3 Team | Sep 4, 2019 | Events, How-to Guides, Startup Marketing
Have you ever seen a clueless wanderer at a conference or exhibition? Someone who’s overly excited, eager to explain everything in 5 minutes? Or, someone slightly in panic who can’t literally leave the wall? If the person who popped in your mind makes you laugh,...
by Dean Baker | May 8, 2019 | Events, How-to Guides, Marketing, Startup Marketing
A year ago, I was on the job hunt and applied for a writing position at G3 Partners. Since then, I’ve been helping startups with global marketing. And something recently occurred to me: securing a new job is not unlike attracting investment for your startup. In both...
by Nathan Millard | Apr 24, 2019 | Company Culture, Events, Korea's Startup Ecosystem, Startup News
Here’s an Exclusive Opportunity to Pitch Eric Kim, Co-founder of Goodwater Capital (investor in Kakao, Coupang, TOSS, Memebox and more). Securing VC interest in your home market is tough, but when you’re seeking funds from global VCs to power international growth the...
by G3 Team | Apr 8, 2019 | Events, Korea's Startup Ecosystem, Pitch Coaching, Startup Marketing, Startup News
How do you write a winning startup pitch? That question has been so over analyzed that preparing a pitch has become a sort of arcane art. How do you deliver a good pitch? That question, perhaps due to the lack of concreteness, gets less attention. And that’s a shame....
