I do like hearing they are having private events and recording a bunch of sessions. While some people may think you can just flip a site like Market on and start with one customer and one event, it doesn't work that way. If you did, people would come, see there wasn't much of any content and a Wish site with stuff to buy and go back to Amazon never to return.

On the other hand, if you had some big brands have a few recorded events that you could watch while you are waiting for their next event, that would be ideal.

Now if a brands wants to invest some resources into something even more, then they could be on Verb.TV. An example would be Home Depot or Ryobi having a This Old House type of fix it show where a personality (Tim the Toolman Taylor) demos various tools that you can buy on the spot.

If the number of companies/brands that are beating down Verb's door to get on Market is any indication of future success and share price, then investors are in for one heck of a launch & ride.

Heck you even have some investors so worked up about Market they are foaming at the mouths and harassing the company. Well, maybe they really aren't investors.