Hey guys,
I've come all the way to SF to build a startup. But honestly doesn't feel like much has changed. Is there anything I need to do in order to leverage SF better? Or does being in SF doesn't really matter that much?
Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
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Re: Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
#3Contacts, start by attending any an all gatherings. Go to churh, parties, meetups any meeting that will let you meet possible partners and colaboradores. Make sure you get to know as many people as possible. Being in SF and sitting by the window will get you nothing.
Re: Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
#4Contacts, start by attending any an all gatherings. Go to churh, parties, meetups any meeting that will let you meet possible partners and colaboradores. Make sure you get to know as many people as possible. Being in SF and sitting by the window will get you nothing.
Got it. Yeah I'm building a monitoring tool for web applications. I guess I should start going to some conferences or something. Still figuring it out.
Re: Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
#5make reels ,connect,invite people on social media to have a discussion brainstorming ideas,talks,technology,people
Re: Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
#6I was in a similar position around 1.5 years ago. What helped me was:
1. Reaching out to people on X sharing that i just moved, would love to meet with offering some ideas where i can add value.
2. 1-2 meetups initially via luma/partiful. Most of them are noisy but even if you meet 1-2 good people that leads to long term connections.
3. Signing up for hobby classes - Most of the people in SF are in tech so you end up meeting a lot of like minded folks.
4. Going to popular coffee shops/coworking to work. Serendipitous encounters are easy to happen here.
Good luck!