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Posted On: 08/22/2019 7:19:15 PM
Every once in a while, someone comes up with I'd call, the post of the month. Sometimes it's by people that rarely post.
I can't see any the BWers anymore as I put them all on ignore a while back when I stopped being a mod. Done with managing the day care for the two year olds that wander outside their playpen with a diaper full.
I don't look at the iLie board so why would I want to waste my time reading their trash here that will get deleted anyway
I think about why I invested in the company and if it still is valid. Which is similar to your first question.
If you are going to make a video, wouldn't you want it to be interactive if it was easy and not expensive?
That is like asking 20+ years ago. If you are going to create an internet web page, wouldn't you want to put a picture and other links on there?
Seems like a no brainer when I invested and that still is the same for me today.
Others need to do their own DD and figure out what makes sense
One thing that I didn't expect was how the Direct Sales has taken off. We knew the company was trying to break'n to that vertical, but I never expected to have 700,000 users a year later.
That business is exploding which actually will get the word out there on interactive videos in general.
The other thing I didn't expect is the company to be more than interactive videos and CRM. Not that CRM hasn't been very, very good to so many other companies, but to bring eCom into the picture, personal website for direct sales associates, sampling, etc was an unexpected surprise.
What I didn't invested in is an Oracle PR as it's outside of the companies control as they said repeatedly and wouldn't amount to a hill of beans any. Too bad BWers missed the opportunity to flip, but people know the very next day, they would be posting...
Where's the revenue?
Where's the users?
And bashing the sp down anyway.
We now have a growing company, proven technology, a ton of users, customers that rave about the product, proven metrics on ROI and very conservative analysis that targets VERB at $3.50
I'd be surprised if your post doesn't get 30+ thumbs from long investors and even the ones that rarely post, as you speak for all of them. Maybe the mods can sticky it and remove mine that is outdated.
I can't see any the BWers anymore as I put them all on ignore a while back when I stopped being a mod. Done with managing the day care for the two year olds that wander outside their playpen with a diaper full.
I don't look at the iLie board so why would I want to waste my time reading their trash here that will get deleted anyway
I think about why I invested in the company and if it still is valid. Which is similar to your first question.
If you are going to make a video, wouldn't you want it to be interactive if it was easy and not expensive?
That is like asking 20+ years ago. If you are going to create an internet web page, wouldn't you want to put a picture and other links on there?
Seems like a no brainer when I invested and that still is the same for me today.
Others need to do their own DD and figure out what makes sense
One thing that I didn't expect was how the Direct Sales has taken off. We knew the company was trying to break'n to that vertical, but I never expected to have 700,000 users a year later.
That business is exploding which actually will get the word out there on interactive videos in general.
The other thing I didn't expect is the company to be more than interactive videos and CRM. Not that CRM hasn't been very, very good to so many other companies, but to bring eCom into the picture, personal website for direct sales associates, sampling, etc was an unexpected surprise.
What I didn't invested in is an Oracle PR as it's outside of the companies control as they said repeatedly and wouldn't amount to a hill of beans any. Too bad BWers missed the opportunity to flip, but people know the very next day, they would be posting...
Where's the revenue?
Where's the users?
And bashing the sp down anyway.
We now have a growing company, proven technology, a ton of users, customers that rave about the product, proven metrics on ROI and very conservative analysis that targets VERB at $3.50
I'd be surprised if your post doesn't get 30+ thumbs from long investors and even the ones that rarely post, as you speak for all of them. Maybe the mods can sticky it and remove mine that is outdated.
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