Medial

2024 was nothing short of incredible—over 100,000 new users joined us, growing our community to more than 150,000 strong! Thanks to your insights and feedback, we’ve been laser-focused on tackling the challenges that matter most to you. You told us how challenging navigating the startup world can be, and we’ve made it our mission to simplify it. Now, as we step into 2025, we’re taking a bold leap forward. We’re excited to unveil new, game-changing features designed to make your startup journey smoother and more impactful than ever: 👉🏼 Looking for funding? Our updated, real-time VC and incubator directory is your go-to resource to connect with the right investors. With detailed profiles and tailored insights, finding your perfect match has never been easier. 👉🏼 Exploring new career opportunities? We’ve curated exclusive roles at top startups to help you make your mark. Whether you’re launching your career or seeking a new challenge, we connect you to opportunities that align with your skills and aspirations. Every feature is built with your success in mind, so you can focus on building, connecting, and thriving. Let’s make 2025 the year you scale, succeed, and soar—together. 🚀 #MedialPremium #Startups #VCFunding #Careers

Medial was built to support and connect the startup community, and this is a big step forward in that journey. Thank you to everyone who’s been with us so far—we can’t wait to share this moment with you. Let us know if you’ll be tuning in to cheer us on! #SharkTankIndia #StartupJourney

Checkout this profile on Medial - https://lnkd.in/d5DvZWbt A nice space created by Niket Raj Dwivedi to talk about tech and startups. . As I have been a long user of Linkedin, I don't see much clarity on why I use it. My feeds are filled with carousel of people just copying each other's work and posting ( because I am a designer) , showing off their career (which is good), spitting their aggression ( I don't know why ), people applying for jobs from easy apply and getting rejection (because of vague understanding of user flow) and a lot more features which I don't know why Linkedin has !!. . And then I shifted to Medial the core reason why I joined linkedin. I won't explain and brag about the app but this app is good. So go check out my profile, the app and features.

It's been a few weeks since I started using the Medial app and the work they did in building this app is fabulous.It has all the features that are required to build personal and professional connections as well as specific features for posting your content on it. They got some absolute best features like NEWS of startup,Idea validation,Rant,Co founder search, finance and a very smooth interface. I would personally recommend this app to all the people who want to grow their network. Great job by team and a small recommendation that they should spend as per their funds on marketing and growing the user base of this app. Niket Raj Dwivedi Harsh Dwivedi and Team Medial

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Hey Techies, Startup enthusiasts Check out this new networking app called Medial. I started using it yesterday, and I'm amazed about the idea they are building a digital solution for networking into startup ecosystem. #medial #startup

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Fun of using the LinkedIn is over Today when I opened the App, all I saw was this image ⬇️ I felt I just opened the Instagram. I had to recheck again that it was indeed LinkedIn. If you have previously bought the LinkedIn services, you know it is one of the costliest platforms. Still after reel/videos, all I can see is an ad. More irritating feature like catch up, video button is just a waste of time. I feel in the race of catching the trend, one should not lose its authenticity. LinkedIn has to work on UI UX or hire a new team. Otherwise, LinkedIn is losing its credibility as professional networking platform. Or maybe it is the time to switch to Medial. Do you know any other platforms?

How to source venture deals as a micro VC? 👇 - Big VC firms have a sorted deal flow but micro VCs and Angel Investors don't get many deals and opportunities, I will be listing down some ways through which you can source new deals. 1) Build a personal brand. > Even though I am not an investor, I receive many messages from founders looking to raise funds and seek some help. This is because I post content revolving around startups and venture capital. Increase your visibility on the platform, create a recall value for yourself, so that whenever someone is looking to raise funds, they approach you first. 2) Network with startup and entrepreneurship club of colleges. > Reach out to entrepreneurship cell of the colleges, have a regular look at their social media handles, whenever someone is starting up from their college, you can reach out to them or the cell can reach out to you so that they can help the student founder. 3) Endless scrolling > Keep scrolling on LinkedIn everyday, check the comment section of top tier VCs, they receive many comments from founders seeking to raise funds, you can reach out to these founders. 4) Checkout Medial app's startup showcase section > Medial app has a section where founder's can showcase their startups, currently they have more than 200+ early stage startups, you can sort them according to your needs and reach out to the founders. (link in comments) 5) Build connections with scouts and people in the industry > Reach out to your fellow VCs, build connection with them so that if they get a deal, which they are not interested in, they can pass it to you. Build connections with scouts, They will scout startups for you. I too have referred many startups to VCs. There are many methods to source new deals in the VC world, but I have listed the top 5 methods, which I feel will be very helpful for new VCs. Follow Vrishank R., if you don't want to miss out on more such amazing posts revolving around the VC and startup ecosystem. 😉