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Another question, should we contact a bunch of them using pitching services like angel.co or is it better to contact them one by one, making it more personal.

Instinct tells you a more personalized approach is better, but pitching services look like a good alternative, if not, why angels subscribe to them?

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Of course best with a personal introduction, but many start-ups don't have one.

Pitching services are good to cast a wide net but just keep in mind that there are tons of start-ups that are blasted out on those channels so it's a bit harder.

Definitely try to get meetings just to talk and discuss early rather than asking for money. If you get them interested and engaged in more of an advice perspective, they tend to be more interested later down the line.

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