Unlikely, as you've done a rather poor job of marketing yourself.<p>1) The title for this doesn't make sense. Obviously, we can tell that two ideas conflicted, but a second read-over would have caught this.<p>2) You list no qualifications, abilities, interests. sammcd put it nicely: "What can you do for me?" You should have already answered this!<p>3) Your .info domain doesn't look very professional, and it doesn't point anywhere meaningful! That is, unless you're currently working for GoDaddy. Even then, the animated ads don't reflect well on you.
I'm not really interested, but I think other people will have the same question I do, so I'll ask.<p>As a someone planning on launching a product very soon. What can you do for me?
I get the feeling that you are either vastly undervaluing yourself <i>or</i> you don't have much to offer. Either is fine--but you should know which of the two applies best to you. You might still get an internship, but I'd argue if you give it some thought, you could get more bang for your buck(time and skills)!<p>1. Pretend that due to a constraint, you cannot offer your services for free<p>2. Ask yourself how much you can charge?<p>3. You'll likely find yourself asking what you'll be charging for. Note down the answers because they are your <i>best</i> skills.<p>4. If you want to do it for free, think about what you'd like to gain in return. Consider it like swapping salary for a new skill or two.<p>This is a simple process to jot down what you can contribute, what your skills <i>may</i> be worth, what you may be able to exchange your current skills for. As opposed to random crapshoot which will probably lead to a disappointing end--as most things do if you're not somewhat clear about your goals.<p>Good luck! I saw your tumblr and you definitely have insights you can apply to all kinds of work.