There are some relevent points in this article and
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Posted On: 02/25/2015 10:22:28 PM
There are some relevent points in this article and some that concern me as far as Green Cures goes. I'm banging my head against the wall and imploring the company to use a strong infastructure in social media to advertise. One of the things I'm sensing, having twenty plus years of business experience, is that our management is young and a bit inexperienced when it comes to running the company. They seem to be lacking a bit of business acumen. If a Green Cures has a product, which they do in Rico and their plans are to sell it in stores, which they are, sell it on Amazon, which they will/May in March, they are wasting an extraordinary amount of time in letting it simmer when there is momentum for the website.
I've been doing a four day analytic of Ricosuave and will post when I complete a full seven days. Early signs, obviously, show the bounce rate of the site moving up and the web rank also moving up. Thus, at the least, we are buoying the site. However, that will die down. Without fail, just as allbotanical and allcbd are, unless the momentum is sustained by the company. As of now, with the perfect opportunity to throw out some free advertising and post to FB or Twitter, where thousands upon a thousands upon tens of thousands may see and share, they simply remain stagnant and quiet and I don't get it. It's poor business if you truly have the product and it leaves that little twist of doubt in the back of my head as a business owner.
Just being honest.
I've been doing a four day analytic of Ricosuave and will post when I complete a full seven days. Early signs, obviously, show the bounce rate of the site moving up and the web rank also moving up. Thus, at the least, we are buoying the site. However, that will die down. Without fail, just as allbotanical and allcbd are, unless the momentum is sustained by the company. As of now, with the perfect opportunity to throw out some free advertising and post to FB or Twitter, where thousands upon a thousands upon tens of thousands may see and share, they simply remain stagnant and quiet and I don't get it. It's poor business if you truly have the product and it leaves that little twist of doubt in the back of my head as a business owner.
Just being honest.
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