Kevin Jurovich's LinkedIn Strategy, CEO at Hubble…

Two years ago, I wrote a post about Uber’s first investor and how much their investment was worth at IPO. 💰 A $25K check that turned into $25M. One of the better venture returns of all time. The p…

LinkedIn post image: Two years ago, I wrote a post about Uber’s first investor and how much their investment was worth at IPO. 💰

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Startup Fundraising7 months ago

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Y Combinator's Demo Day was yesterday…most founders didn’t make it in. Their acceptance rate is notoriously low...around 1%. If you got rejected or didn't get a chance to pitch on the stage, you’re n…

LinkedIn post image: Y Combinator's Demo Day was yesterday…most founders didn’t make it in.

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Startup Building7 months ago

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3 new investors just joined Hubble yesterday. 💸 Alexi Sevastopoulos – Santa Cruz Ventures Tobias Bauer – TB Ventures Brent Fulfer – TB Ventures Having gotten to know each of them these past few we…

LinkedIn post image: 3 new investors just joined Hubble yesterday. 💸

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Startup Fundraising7 months ago

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Hubble turned one today. 🥳 And honestly, I’m most proud of one thing. The people. Not just our team but the experts who show up every day and actually care. We accept less than 10% of people who…

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Community Building7 months ago

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8 years ago I moved to SF to start my first company, officially becoming a founder. I had no clue what I was getting myself into, but I went all in. A huge part of my education was walking around th…

LinkedIn post image: 8 years ago I moved to SF to start my first company, officially becoming a founder.

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Podcast Launch6 months ago

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In 2023, I took a call with a kid who had nothing but courage and a wild idea. No network in tech. Didn’t know anyone in SF. Just DM’d me and asked if I’d talk. We ended up speaking a dozen times ov…

LinkedIn post image: In 2023, I took a call with a kid who had nothing but courage and a wild idea.

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Entrepreneurship6 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Founder identity-building through origin stories (risk, relocation, commitment, “go all in”)Relationship-first fundraising and investor trust mechanics (momentum, feedback loops, warm proximity)Creator-led distribution as a business asset (LinkedIn consistency → podcast launch → dealflow/community)Building founder ecosystems as product (marketplace/community for 1:1 access to GPs/VCs/operators)Process philosophy for entrepreneurship (inputs > outcomes; discipline as the differentiator)

Secondary Themes

San Francisco startup social dynamics (SoMa walking, network effects, proximity to builders)Deep-tech ambition as narrative fuel (hard industries as credibility amplifiers)Mentorship and “paying it forward” positioningLaunch storytelling (new show, new investors) as community eventsSerendipity from public writing (“you can’t see who’s watching”)

Industry Focus

Early-stage startups (pre-seed to Series A) and venture capital relationship-buildingFounder-led communities/marketplaces connecting founders with investorsMedia + SaaS flywheel (podcast + platform + LinkedIn distribution)

Content Categories

Founder storytelling / narrative case studiesProduct and traction updates (platform growth, investor roster expansion)Personal founder lessons (mindset, process, discipline)Community building and social proof (names, mentors, cap table credibility)Podcast promotion as thought-leadership packaging

Performance Insights

254.5555555555555%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Serendipitous relationship-building via consistent public posting (content → trust → investment)Founder narrative arcs with a surprising outcome (underdog → breakout)Tangible network/community growth signals (new investors, large roster)

Virality Signals

“Network effect” content: named individuals/firms encourage tagging, sharing, and social proof reinforcementNarrative surprise (unexpected investor involvement / $1B+ outcome) increases dwell time and commentsBuilder-community framing (“for founders”) converts posts into identity statements people respond toPlatform/podcast launch moments create episodic attention spikes (event-driven engagement)

Structure & Quality

260

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.78/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Time-stamped origin story (“X years ago…”, “In 2023…”) to establish narrative authority quicklyHigh-contrast character setup (unknown kid/no network/no plan → massive outcome)Contrarian or punchy thesis line upfront (e.g., outcome/process reframes)Credibility-by-proximity (named people, recognizable firms, specific places like SoMa/East San Jose)Implied curiosity gap (“then something unexpected happened…”)

Common Endings

Motivational mantra / proverb-style closer (e.g., “Keep laying bricks.”)Identity reinforcement aimed at founders (“If you’re sitting on an idea…”, “Founders, …”)Gratitude + relational framing (highlighting humility, trust, community)Direct CTA to an owned asset (podcast link / subscribe / book a 1:1)

Value Delivery Methods

Teaches founder psychology through concrete stories (not abstract advice)Models relationship-first fundraising behavior (trust, timing, warm proximity)Provides actionable next steps via owned channels (podcast/platform links)Creates credible social proof without overt self-congratulation (spotlighting others)

Formatting Style

Short, skimmable paragraphs with heavy line breaksMinimal but strategic emojis to mark moments/sections (money, mic, fire)Name lists as social proof and utility (investor roster, check sizes)Conversational asides and informal interjections (“lol”, “Oh sh*t”)Occasional bold/typographic emphasis for key phrases

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.4%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Smart-casual founder-operatorInspirational but grounded in real eventsConnector/curator energy (spotlight others, build trust networks)Humility-forward confidence (credits relationships, emphasizes learning)Narrative-first marketer (storytelling as distribution strategy)informalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Community-centric: speaks to founders as a cohort and invites them into shared narrativeSocial-proof driven: leverages recognizable names and specific details to spark discussionCall-and-response prompts framed as identity challenges (go all in / keep laying bricks)

Community Building Signals

Positions self as a connector (founders ↔ investors ↔ mentors)Turns announcements into community milestones (new investors, new episodes)Reinforces recurring cast of characters (investors/mentors) to build a story universe

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Time-stamped origin story (“X years ago…”, “In 2023…”) to esTone: informalCTA: Direct link CTA (listen/subscribe/book)

Writing style breakdown

I remember the exact moment I almost quit.

It was 2016. I was sitting in a coffee shop in SoMa, looking at a bank account that had less than $400 in it.

No investors were calling back.

The product was buggy.

I felt like a fraud.

I took a walk down 2nd Street, just trying to breathe.

I saw a founder I recognized—someone who had just raised a massive Series B. He looked just as stressed as I felt.

We grabbed a quick coffee.

I asked him, "When does it get easier?"

He laughed and said, "It doesn't. You just get better at handling the weight."

That changed everything for me.

I realized I was waiting for the struggle to end, instead of learning how to build through it.

Fast forward to today.

We’ve built a community of 600+ experts who have all felt that same weight.

Because the truth is, you shouldn't have to carry it alone.

If you're a founder in the middle of the grind, looking for someone who actually gives a damn...

We built this for you.

Book a 1:1 with someone who's been there → www.hubble.social

Keep laying bricks.

The right people will help you finish the house. 💙

Kevin Jurovich

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