Seedcamp AMA on Reddit

2 hours, 92 comments, 100 duck-sized horses and one piece of gold. It could only be a Reddit AMA.

On July 23rd Carlos answered questions about Seedcamp, our investment process, and the startup scene in general yesterday on Reddit in their ‘ask me anything’ section. It was a lot of fun but it also uncovered some interesting points around the startup and investment community and how it is perceived.

Some questions which Carlos answered included

1. Is there a specific investment that you’re bummed you let get away?
2. How far along does a startup have to be before you consider making an investment?
3. There’s a lot of talk in the media about a start-up bubble. Any thoughts to that?
4. What would you say, is the most important thing a future entrepreneur should do at the very beginning of their business, to ensure its success?
5. How far along does a startup have to be before you consider making an investment?

You can read the answers and the full thread here.

Reddit is happy to share their traffic stats for each subreddit, so we can see how people took part. During our AMA there were over 1.3 million page views with uniques per hour peaking during our session.