Small companies are running with limited dollars a
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Posted On: 12/04/2016 6:08:23 PM
Small companies are running with limited dollars and need to prioritize what spending will give them the best "bang for their buck". NTEK is not a fortune 1000 company (yet)
A huge marketing at this stage of the companies development would not be be a smart fiscal move.
Putting logos on boxes cost money. Magazine advertising costs money. TV commercials cost money, especially on a global market, which seems to be part of NTEKs' business strategy imo.
The majority of the world doesn't have the infrastructure to stream 4K, let alone HDR.
Ultraflix has the most 4K content to offer right now, but in the grand scheme of things, that's not really a lot.
Hopefully, future content deals will make it worth while to spend money on marketing, but right now there are better things to spend money on. Setting up the infrastructure to deliver additional content as demand for 4K/HDR content grows is a good example.
Given the size of the company, what NTEK has achieved is noteworthy. They are constantly listed with the "big boys" in regards to streaming 4K content. That in itself is marketing the company and the product.
Little companies don't grow into big companies overnight. It takes time to do it correctly. It takes time put the tools in place to build real, long lasting share holder value. Understanding that fact is paramount. IMO that is exactly what NTEK is trying to do.
Ones personal investment goals and strategies need to be adjusted accordingly. This isn't your normal OTC pink.
Why do you think the folks arrayed against the company are trying so hard to sink it ? These guys don't attack the companies with no potential. And they are attempting to slam this company pretty hard.....that should tell you something right there.....
They know what this company will be able do if they are allowed to succeed.....
Gonna be an interesting ride IMO.....hang on to your seats....
A huge marketing at this stage of the companies development would not be be a smart fiscal move.
Putting logos on boxes cost money. Magazine advertising costs money. TV commercials cost money, especially on a global market, which seems to be part of NTEKs' business strategy imo.
The majority of the world doesn't have the infrastructure to stream 4K, let alone HDR.
Ultraflix has the most 4K content to offer right now, but in the grand scheme of things, that's not really a lot.
Hopefully, future content deals will make it worth while to spend money on marketing, but right now there are better things to spend money on. Setting up the infrastructure to deliver additional content as demand for 4K/HDR content grows is a good example.
Given the size of the company, what NTEK has achieved is noteworthy. They are constantly listed with the "big boys" in regards to streaming 4K content. That in itself is marketing the company and the product.
Little companies don't grow into big companies overnight. It takes time to do it correctly. It takes time put the tools in place to build real, long lasting share holder value. Understanding that fact is paramount. IMO that is exactly what NTEK is trying to do.
Ones personal investment goals and strategies need to be adjusted accordingly. This isn't your normal OTC pink.
Why do you think the folks arrayed against the company are trying so hard to sink it ? These guys don't attack the companies with no potential. And they are attempting to slam this company pretty hard.....that should tell you something right there.....
They know what this company will be able do if they are allowed to succeed.....
Gonna be an interesting ride IMO.....hang on to your seats....
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