But everyone that goes to ILIE for "laughs" still

But everyone that goes to ILIE for "laughs" still increases the website traffic stats which helps their business model and in the end, their profitability.

As investors, we can each write out our own mini business plan on what WE are going to do to help promote this company and our investment. Even just a list of sites to post on to promote the product. Sales is what will improve the company then the investors will flock to it.

Maybe people can go elsewhere for so called laughs and not benefit a fraudulent company like ILIE. I mean, really, there must be a better place on planet earth for laughs than a completely worthless cesspool of negative information, right?

Typically people from this board who go on there get frustrated by what they read, post opposing posts, get deleted within minutes, and then come here posting about it. Well, what is the surprise about getting deleted over there?

To me, it's just a big waste of time on that site. Zero good comes of that and I don't like spending time on zero beneficial type activity.

How can someone jump in the ocean and be surprised that they got wet?

I say stop going there, keep telling others to avoid it 100%, and maybe spend that same time placing posts about RMHB on potential customers social media pages on Facebook, for example? Post on:

--frats and sororities pages
--hemp related pages
--health food and fitness related pages
--Red Bull, Monster, and other energy drinks pages
--bottled water pages

and other places that the RMHB would be of interest to customers. Guerilla marketing is what will make this company successful. Go to Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and websites with forums to post about the products.

I watched as Red Bull went from a pick me up drink for speed freaks gathering outside 7-11s in Bangkok, Thailand when I went for my morning runs there to a trendy mixer with vodka at the hip nightclubs and bars all around Bangkok and then international popularity.

Spend ten minutes a day posting on pages where you can attract customers instead, is my point.

I just jumped back into this stock after more than a year away from it and that's what I plan to do. I will be posting on FB, Twitter, and searching websites for college aged customers and posting on forums.

(Sorry about the long post, one day I'll learn to write in sound bites)

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