Our Distribution Strategy + How to Get Investors Interested in Your Company in Days

If you’re reading this and we’ve spoken before on Zoom, you might’ve heard me say a line like this to you:

“The biggest problem we solve is the distribution issue of getting you and your company in front of the right funds who are already looking for you.”

The way that companies can approach their fundraise has shifted massively in the last handful of years due to the advancement of AI and tech.

We’re now able to manipulate and use data to find out what funds, family offices, and other accredited investors are looking for, and match it to your company.

Combine this use of business-development-style outbound with a network of investors we already know and trust, and finding the right investor for your round should be a cakewalk.

This is entirely what we are doing at Breakout. Trying to answer the question of:

“How can we build enough of a pipeline of investors interested in your deal that it would be completely unreasonable to think that this round would not close?”

We recently went live on a new mandate we’re helping raise for of an AI startup.

In the first 3-4 days of launch, we have 4 calls booked in with interested investors, 15+ currently reviewing the deck and data materials, and connections with tier-1 firms showing interest (details covered for privacy & obvious reasons):

We achieve outcomes like this consistently because of 2 reasons:

1. Upfront Data Preparation

For any new deal we decide to take on, our deal team spends days researching and diving deep into the market to try and find out the thesis of funds that might be interested.

We’ll use LLM deep research, as well as scrape specific website using Clay.com to find out who would be most interested in our client’s mandate.

Once we have this, we’ll pull together a list of targeted funds that we know should have close ties with our clients thesis.

2. Great Clients

All of the BD work and tapping into our investor contacts we do means nothing if the company we’re helping raise is not quality.

We turn down about 80-85% of the deals we see, for this exact reason.

At the end of the day, we can do all of the work and preparation that we want, but if there is no investor appetite for what your firm does - there isn’t much we can do.

This idea + maintaining the quality of the deals we circulate in our network is the main reason for our exclusivity.

I hope this helps shed a bit of light on our process, how we prepare for the launches of our clients, and how we might be able to help your team out.

Best,

Ryan
Breakout Capital Group

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