Whether youre on the lookout for ideas to add to your incubator, fancy pretending youre a judge on Dragons Den or are simply keen to understand the entrepreneurial mindset better, you dont have to be in a concrete-walled warehouse in Old Street to connect with startups. <\/p>\n
Sites such as HumbleRise.com and TheStartupPitch.com offer platforms for entrepreneurs to upload video pitches that are publicly available and free to view. <\/p>\n
Both sites are pretty basic, and the pitches themselves can be rough around the edges; but given they are relatively untapped resources compared to startup blogs such as TechCrunch, there is always a chance of happening across the next undiscovered Google or Airbnb. <\/p>\n
Both sites are heavily focused on US-based pitches, though TheStartupPitch is UK-run. It posts website and social media details of the businesses featured. <\/p>\n
Many of HumbleRises pitches come from applications made to the Y Combinator startup accelerator. Company founders can be contacted through the site, but only by giving your email address. <\/p>\n
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