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*I will not promote* What is the best way to outreach to companies for collaborative pilot programs or networking?
I'm currently working on a B2B SaaS startup, and we've gotten to a point where we have a presentable MVP that can be useful to our potential customer base. I've tried cold-messaging company execs and other potential clients through LinkedIn and through company Contact Us forms. In my messages, I discuss how our service can help them and how we are even willing to provide them with a no-commitment free trial/pilot program in exchange for their feedback. But no response. I don't even know if they read my messages, or they just get deleted thinking their spam. I don't know if reaching out through LinkedIn and company Contact Us forms is the best way. I feel like even if I was giving away a free trial of a revolutionary 99% accurate stock price prediction tool, people might still give the cold shoulder. You might think that perhaps its because there isn't demand for the business, but from the market research and feedback I've gotten from industry professionals and even potential clients I've met one on one, that's far from the truth. Professionals and even government agencies see great value in the work identical to what we are doing. Do I just continue cold-messaging? Or do I choose a different approach? I'll definitely be attending conferences and expos when they happen, how can I get in touch with potential clients now if no one is reading/responding to my messages?1
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