Startups, here’s your chance to get face time with Tech in Asia’s journalists

Pitch your way to success.
At Tech in Asia, we’re always looking for that special startup – the ones with real innovation, a solid team, and tackling a market at the heel of a growth curve. Startups too want press coverage, often to get themselves in front of investors and customers.
Which is why at our Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 conference, we will be holding Meet the Media sessions, where the editorial team will spend some time to listen to your pitches, face-to-face. We will be bringing down our journalists from all around Asia to the event on May 6 and 7. You will be given a time slot to pitch to a reporter.
We understand that time is precious for startups, so why pitch to us? First, it won’t take you very long. Second, you get exposed to our monthly readership of 1.8 million pageviews from Asia and the United States. Many of our readers are investors, potential partners, tech-savvy early adoptors, and large corporations. It’s an easy way to get the word out.
So now that you’re interested, how can you participate? Simple: apply for a free booth on either one of the days. If you get selected, all you need to do is purchase for our startup pass, and you’re in (more details here). The second option is to apply for our Bootstrap Alley Tour, where we travel to ten cities in March to listen to you pitch (more information here). All 250 startups selected for Bootstrap Alley will get to meet a journalist.
Be sure to hone your pitches and share with us what makes your startup truly special. Don’t worry too much though: we like startups that are taking off, and that fact alone will attract journalists to you like bees to honey. As the saying goes: just do epic shit.
Anyway, whatever stage you’re in, we can’t wait to meet you at Tech in Asia Singapore 2015. Sign up now to get a 20 percent discount.
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