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founders often ask me how to cold email an investor when theyre interested in raising money and I receive tons of cold emails from founders and I try to actually reply to all of them here are some tips on some things you should and shouldnt do when cold emailing an investor first the dos make it short if you send me a wall of text if you send me an email that takes two to five minutes to read its really hard for me to read it in the normal course of me doing my work and so oftentimes Ill store it save it for later and then its not clear when Ill get back to it if you can make your email something that I can read in 60 seconds or less you can pretty much guarantee that Ill read it and thats the most important thing you need you need not to sell me on writing a check and investment your company you need me to just read what youre working on and understand whats working on enough to want to reply back the second thing thats important is that in that short email theres some th
