Yes it is possible and many do. If you would know about them it would mean they were doing a bad job. I call it the principle of NO ADVERTISING TO WALK. You se

Yes it is possible and many do. If you would know about them it would mean they were doing a bad job. I call it the principle of NO ADVERTISING TO WALK. You see a lot of ads for cars because someone actively earns from selling cars. You don't see as many ads for walking because no-one makes money out of you just walking. It seems comments here focus on DON'T DO THAT rather than how to do that. I'll let you know how to walk that direction. It's better you will find out on your own if you wanted to keep going there or if it's not for you in the end. 1) Bootstrapped startups are easier to make anonymous. Raising money is actually all about pitching to events in public while bootstrapped startups don't require that. 2) Sales VS Marketing In companies with few big customers using Sales there will be face to face. Still your customers might know you but you can avoid youtube.com/recorded webinars. Some companies don't do sales but marketing with Content & SEO which doesn't require you being seen. 3) Written Content with pseudonym Writers had pseudonyms for a long time. You can pick one and stick with it. 4) Even in Sales in larger companies you don't meet with the CEO/C** Even if your company requires Sales people don't expect to speak with a C**. 5) Do not advertise online on Crunchbase/Linkedin your CEO/C** or founder position. Just write your employed position title of what you do at the company like Sales Rep, Software Engineer, UX designer. Or also no position at all on Linkedin and no Crunchbase :) 6) US LLC companies from states like Delaware and Wyoming don't publish online who owns equities in the company.