MeetEm’s pay-per-virtual meeting platform gives users access to previously inaccessible vetted advisors in entertainment, music, sports, TV and more

Those looking to get a music, sports, TV or entertainment business idea off the ground know very well that gaining access to the right people can be a challenge. But a new video meeting platform, MeetEm, is looking to change that by giving its users access to experts and various industry insiders they have never had access to before.

MeetEm is equal parts LinkedIn, MasterClass, Zoom and Netflix that requires no special software or apps to download due to its super-advanced encrypted browser-based technology.

Marketing Technology News: ColorTokens Positioned as a Strong Performer in Micro-Segmentation Evaluation by Independent…

In addition to serving as a way for expert advisors to monetize their expertise, MeetEm gives these advisors and businesses access to a pipeline of quality leads. The people coming to the community’s experts are eager to share their ideas and willing to pay experts for their time, which can translate to quality presentations and lucrative business deals.

Howard Lee Gatch is the founder of MeetEm.com. He wanted to create a platform that would merge the $800 billion consulting business and the $2 trillion entertainment and media business but give everyone with credible talent, ideas and projects a way to become a part of it. As a former entertainment industry executive with twenty years of experience, Gatch forged friendships and business relationships with many top executives, managers, producers and musicians in the entertainment industry. The MeetEm leadership team also includes experts in TV, professional sports, finance, technology, business law and celebrity relations.

In creating MeetEm, Gatch wanted to provide a way for businesses, professionals, entrepreneurs and upstarts to access the people inside today’s most prominent industries to help them refine their ideas and potentially even land a business deal while not wasting the insiders’ time but actually paying them for it. As MeetEm rapidly gains market traction and acceptance, Gatch and his team will initially focus on the entertainment industry, and as MeetEm rapidly gains market traction and acceptance, grow it to include experts across all sectors. The team will also build the brand’s capacity to include additional content such as virtual podcasts and blogs featuring expert advice and experience.

“Our platform is committed to giving people access to those previously inaccessible to them, such as seasoned business experts and professionals,” said Gatch. “These experts can help people shape their business ideas and listen to pitches while now being compensated for their limited time, valuable knowledge and virtual interactions during the process. No other platform exists on the market that bridges the gap between entrepreneurs looking to get themselves or their ideas off the ground and the experts, professionals, celebrities and advisors that can help them make their concepts a reality.”

MeetEm recently launched a private investment offering. The promising new company is seeking investors for its Series A offering.

Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Jeff Fagel, CMO at MadHive