Topic: Seeking: Hero members of bitcointalk for advisory board (Read 2528 times)
I may not be hero, but I know my stuff. I would like to help out another member of the bitcoin community.
Hello
Would any hero members of bitcointalk like to join an advisory board for a bitcoin startup? I need advice and guidance to get MyMindshare adopted by the bitcoin community. MyMindshare is a commercial messaging service denominated in bitcoin -- think of it as Twitter with an eBay business model.
The platform is up and running, but of course is in continuous development and improvement.
I am glad to answer any questions and welcome any feedback. If you would like to join the advisory board, I am open to discussions about participation, incentives, and compensation.
I am weakest in the area of sales/marketing/promotion, so I'm not very good at selling the idea. I much prefer solving problems in code, rather than solving problems of communication or social interaction/networking.
I think you need to be a little bit forward thinking to understand MyMindshare. Sort of like the early stage of Twitter, which made no sense until a lot of people were using it. Similarly, MyMindshare is dependent to some degree on network effects to really appreciate the value it creates.
Here is a video that I made that explains the fundamental principles that have driven the development of MyMindshare:
http://youtu.be/5EJGF7hddc8
It is a crude video presentation and you really have to watch the whole thing to get it. Like I said, I am not slick at making presentations, but the principles are sound.
If you are a hero member and this sounds interesting, please feel free to contact me.
Would any hero members of bitcointalk like to join an advisory board for a bitcoin startup? I need advice and guidance to get MyMindshare adopted by the bitcoin community. MyMindshare is a commercial messaging service denominated in bitcoin -- think of it as Twitter with an eBay business model.
The platform is up and running, but of course is in continuous development and improvement.
I am glad to answer any questions and welcome any feedback. If you would like to join the advisory board, I am open to discussions about participation, incentives, and compensation.
I am weakest in the area of sales/marketing/promotion, so I'm not very good at selling the idea. I much prefer solving problems in code, rather than solving problems of communication or social interaction/networking.
I think you need to be a little bit forward thinking to understand MyMindshare. Sort of like the early stage of Twitter, which made no sense until a lot of people were using it. Similarly, MyMindshare is dependent to some degree on network effects to really appreciate the value it creates.
Here is a video that I made that explains the fundamental principles that have driven the development of MyMindshare:
http://youtu.be/5EJGF7hddc8
It is a crude video presentation and you really have to watch the whole thing to get it. Like I said, I am not slick at making presentations, but the principles are sound.
If you are a hero member and this sounds interesting, please feel free to contact me.
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