The part that mast crowd-funder’s COMPLETELY over look…

9 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Dan Novaes argues that the real challenge after a crowdfunding raise is not the fundraising itself but the ongoing investor relations. He emphasizes that investors expect regular updates—monthly, quarterly, and earnings calls—to stay informed about company performance. Novaes highlights that creating an investor club, which offers exclusive content, perks, and timely communication, can unlock significant value for investors and foster a strong community. He warns that neglecting these practices leads to dissatisfied investors and increased IR workload, and invites viewers to follow for more free hacks.

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People think that the crowdfund itself is the hardest part, and the crowdfund is hard, but a lot of people forget that there is post-raise investor relations. If I invest in a company, I want to know how that company is doing. Having monthly updates, quarterly updates, earnings calls are all part of building a community. One of the biggest things that we did that unlocked a lot of value for investors is that we created an investor club. Our investor club has content, it has access to special perks and opportunities, and we use it to communicate with all of our investors on a timely basis. And if you don't do this properly, you are going to get people that get upset, and you will need to manage that with investor relations. If you want to get more of this, follow us and get all of our hacks for free.