Quote from: MrUnconventional on March 19, 2019, 03:25:28 PM

Some food for thought.

Do you think Microsoft would be anywhere near as successful as it is without partnering with computer manufactures and using them to distribute their products?

Where and how can Goodomy use similar methods?

Microsoft created software for computers. Goodomy is software for mobile devices. We have already partnered with Google and they are already distributing our product.

I talk about partnerships that make sense for Goodomy here: https://goodomy.com/2019/02/22/where-goodomy-goes-from-here/

However, many (most?) of the partnerships that you see in crypto are not really partnerships, but reverse sponsorships, similar to how some rich people pay socialites for important introductions. We don't have money to give to some other company to pretend to partner with us like ICOs do, so we'll just have to go with what makes sense at this time.

One more thing.. Microsoft was destined for success, in my opinion, because of the connections of his father, William Gates III, who was president of the Washington State Bar Association and served on several important Board of Directors (United Way, Planned Parenthood, a chamber of commerce, etc) and Board of Regents positions. That's how these things are done, in just about any field you can think of. When you see a coin with a genuine partnership (like any of the top 10), just take a look to see who is on the Board of Directors or the money behind it to get an idea of how it happened.

It's the same with Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, WalMart, etc. But their 'official' start-up stories sure are heartwarming for the general public

Now... apply a similar method of success to crypto.