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You sound like a good fit for the CEO of a startup. Since you have a ton of savings why not try to start an idea based on your skills instead of waiting for a technical co-founder? Maybe a service business first.
Thanks smit for liking the concept behind it :) Our goal with these videos is two-fold:
1. Share our experiences so that other early-stage startups can benefit from it.
2. Present our opinions on a variety of topics so that folks with a similar mindset might consider joining Kamcord and working on a lot of the exciting challenges we talk about.
Also, it doesn't take long to film. We just sat in a room and talked unscripted for a couple hours. Our awesome intern then pieced the best parts together.
I'd try adding some bits as to what's in it for them. Free marketing advice is really not a good offer. Anyone can get it from the millions of marketing "gurus" that infest twitter. Plus add some details about you and a link to your blog (which is pretty good in itself). One last point is that you want people to know you are not some crazy dude from the internet. Have them see you are just a young entrepreneur who wants to make it. Tell a story, but in less than 4 paragraphs. (:
Shoot me an email if you'd like to some help. I'm a copy wizard. =P
I recommend adding ToutApp(http://toutapp.com) under sales tools.