Congrats to Naval and Team.<p>He was instrumental in helping me out when I was new to the game and of all the investors/angels I have dealt with, he is the most down to earth and awesome in many ways.<p>I feel very confident that he is one of the few guys in the valley who actually cares about helping entrepreneurs and is not in it for the cash. Angellist's success is proof of that.
I'm a huge fan of both Naval and AngelList. They have done so much already to make life better for entrepreneurs. I'm excited to see what they do with the cash infusion when it comes.
AngelList is a game changer. Great idea and execution. I like how they are moving into other areas like startup recruitment and facilitating the financing process by providing standardised docs, electronic signatures, etc..
Naval has been a prolific angel investor over the past few years. It would be interesting if some of this capital is used for direct investments out of AngelList. Years ago Sequoia did something like that by investing in YCombinator, and multiple venture funds created a similar structure when they invested in Betaworks.
What is the correct way to use angel list if you're not currently fundraising? How should one engage on the site?<p>What is the strategy in deciding who to follow?<p>How do you attract people to follow you?