Here's my two cents. There is so much going on with the company it's hard for people to even remember everything. This is why people get excited every time they watch a SHAC or listen to CEO money but then start reading a board and forget much of what they heard.
I've been thinking about the FAQ, much the same way you are trying to redo the list of catalyst and nFuszed has with the list of products. How to organize in such a way that it makes the most sense for new investors. Not for longs, but new investors.
As a new investor I'm thinking (in no particular order)
1. I want to know what the products are and what's going on with each (i.e. nFuszed's list)
2. I want to know the areas these products can fit and how they fit. For example. Military recruiting that was brought up with a good description. I just don't want to see a laundry list of things like insurance, recruiting, real estate, etc. but I'd like to know how. Someone mentioned restaurants and I asked them for more detail and was like Wow, that would be great. Someone the other day posted Pizza places which I would love to here more. That's why collecting a list of these areas would be good. I was thinking of uber the other day. While I am looking for a car or waiting for it to come, I click on the person's picture and there is a video of the driver introducing themselves. I think that would be great. I love talking with drivers. Probably would even be good for the company to have the list of ways it can be used as some people may only think it's a CRM product.
3. I want to know some of the basics. Float, OS, AS, etc.
4. I want some links to see the product in action
5. I want to know who are the partners and what deals have been made
6. I want a list of upcoming catalysts. That list should be real in my opinion and not six degrees of kevin bacon type stuff. Otherwise everything on that list gets dismissed.
I've been thinking about the FAQ, much the same way you are trying to redo the list of catalyst and nFuszed has with the list of products. How to organize in such a way that it makes the most sense for new investors. Not for longs, but new investors.
As a new investor I'm thinking (in no particular order)
1. I want to know what the products are and what's going on with each (i.e. nFuszed's list)
2. I want to know the areas these products can fit and how they fit. For example. Military recruiting that was brought up with a good description. I just don't want to see a laundry list of things like insurance, recruiting, real estate, etc. but I'd like to know how. Someone mentioned restaurants and I asked them for more detail and was like Wow, that would be great. Someone the other day posted Pizza places which I would love to here more. That's why collecting a list of these areas would be good. I was thinking of uber the other day. While I am looking for a car or waiting for it to come, I click on the person's picture and there is a video of the driver introducing themselves. I think that would be great. I love talking with drivers. Probably would even be good for the company to have the list of ways it can be used as some people may only think it's a CRM product.
3. I want to know some of the basics. Float, OS, AS, etc.
4. I want some links to see the product in action
5. I want to know who are the partners and what deals have been made
6. I want a list of upcoming catalysts. That list should be real in my opinion and not six degrees of kevin bacon type stuff. Otherwise everything on that list gets dismissed.
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