[didgetmaster]

Jobs and Wozniak proved (at least in the 70s) that a great technical founder could team up with a brilliant marketer and build a huge company from next to nothing.

I seriously wonder if that can happen today. As a technical founder, I have tried to find a marketing partner for years. Every time it has failed miserably as each one proved unable to move the needle.

In my case, it could be the product, but I wonder who has seen success in this day and age.

[lazarkap]

This is exactly the problem I've been sitting with for some time now. Every platform I tried to find a marketing partner on was either dead, full of bots, or just a generic co-founder matching app with no real skin in the game.

I'm actually building something about this, would love to stay in touch and share it with you when it's live. Might be exactly what you've been looking for.

In case you are interested to stay in touch, shoot me a message. (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lazarbogosavljevic/)

[iterateoften]

Jobs was a marketer, a product visionary and a ruthless businessman. You need more than just marketing.

[hungryhobbit]

Asshole. The word you're looking for is asshole.

I once knew a guy who was disabled and walked on crutches. Jobs got mad at him for being late to a meeting, and the guy replied "well someone parked in the handicapped parking spot, and it took me awhile to walk from a normal parking spot.

No joke, Jobs looks him (a disabled person) directly in the eye, and says "oh, that was me; I think the country built an excess of disabled parking spaces after WW2." To the disabled guy!!!

[prewett]

Wow, that's the rare kind of thing where I might consider quitting on the spot.

[ensocode]

insane story!

[jonwinstanley]

Also considered to be one of the best ever at these