I had a similar experience when I tried to find other video CRM companies during the stocks crash from 15 to 4. Many companies come up when you Google it, but at least the last time I checked, VERB wasn't one of them, at least not on the first page of results.
I know that Rory has said our technology is patented and there's millions of lines of code, whatever that means, but we are clearly not alone.
In trying to separate ourselves, here are my thoughts on why we could be different:
1. We just uplisted from OTC to NASDQ, something that less than 70 companies get to do every year. Add on Rory and Co ringing the bell and we're talking about publicity that I don't think the other 25 companies are going to get. It's a great story and people want to become part of that by investing (and getting the return that a diamond in the rough startup promises).
2. We are publicly traded. It seems minor, but I have a feeling that most of the other 25 are small projects/products put out by existing companies (i.e. Vimeo) or privately held.
3. We have partnerships with all the big boys.
4. We are supposedly using AI. This could mean anything, but if it's well-harnessed in a Google-Amazon type way it could be a game-changer. We don't know yet (or at least it's not clear to this investor) what that actually means. At minimum, they added it because it's another search hit that will boost our visibility and why net add "AI" to your companies weapons, just like the other crazes (IoT, blockchain, "cyber or digital" during the dot.com boom, big data, analytics, I could go on and on).
I know that Rory has said our technology is patented and there's millions of lines of code, whatever that means, but we are clearly not alone.
In trying to separate ourselves, here are my thoughts on why we could be different:
1. We just uplisted from OTC to NASDQ, something that less than 70 companies get to do every year. Add on Rory and Co ringing the bell and we're talking about publicity that I don't think the other 25 companies are going to get. It's a great story and people want to become part of that by investing (and getting the return that a diamond in the rough startup promises).
2. We are publicly traded. It seems minor, but I have a feeling that most of the other 25 are small projects/products put out by existing companies (i.e. Vimeo) or privately held.
3. We have partnerships with all the big boys.
4. We are supposedly using AI. This could mean anything, but if it's well-harnessed in a Google-Amazon type way it could be a game-changer. We don't know yet (or at least it's not clear to this investor) what that actually means. At minimum, they added it because it's another search hit that will boost our visibility and why net add "AI" to your companies weapons, just like the other crazes (IoT, blockchain, "cyber or digital" during the dot.com boom, big data, analytics, I could go on and on).
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