What if a company had patented the ability for dis
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Posted On: 12/27/2019 2:48:57 PM
What if a company had patented the ability for distributors to, not only select and send content, to one or more customers, but also to have ability to track who did what (distributor & customer) and report on it?
If you were running a direct sales company, wouldn't this type of ability and measurement of success be important?
“ We spent the past 8-9 months analyzing all of the apps in the industry . After all of our research we chose VERB because they are the leading provider. VERB has a technology that no one out there has ,” stated Paul Rogers, PrimeMyBody CEO. “This will be an important tool to help all of our field reps grow their businesses around the world.”
Brian Cummings, Co-founder and CMO of PrimeMyBody, added, “I was tasked as the project manager to find a platform that would provide a solution at the forefront of technology for our affiliates. We spent months and months researching and viewing demos. In the end we selected the VERB app due to the simplicity of the UI/UX, the power of the sampling system, and the amazing interactive video technology.”
There is a reason why no one has it. It's because VERB holds the patent on it already. Actually two have been awarded since the patent has been updated.
In the example in the patent, if 15 unique content distributors each prepared a unique customized distributor content item for distribution (let's say a video or image) to 10 recipients each and posted to 4 channels each, (e.g., Facebook, email, Twitter, and LinkedIn), then at least 600 unique links would be created and you and the company have the ability to see if people clicked on them, watched, bought, etc.
Not only that, but the content distributor gets credit for that. Yup, credit that is fundamental how how they make money when someone makes a purchase. As I said before, I think a change is coming and people may even get rewards for educating and/or sharing.
This is one of the corner stones to VERB's technology, that no one has.
PrimeMyBody Launches VERB’s Interactive Video CRM at Momentum 2019 in Austin, Texas
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/20...Texas.html
If you were running a direct sales company, wouldn't this type of ability and measurement of success be important?
“ We spent the past 8-9 months analyzing all of the apps in the industry . After all of our research we chose VERB because they are the leading provider. VERB has a technology that no one out there has ,” stated Paul Rogers, PrimeMyBody CEO. “This will be an important tool to help all of our field reps grow their businesses around the world.”
Brian Cummings, Co-founder and CMO of PrimeMyBody, added, “I was tasked as the project manager to find a platform that would provide a solution at the forefront of technology for our affiliates. We spent months and months researching and viewing demos. In the end we selected the VERB app due to the simplicity of the UI/UX, the power of the sampling system, and the amazing interactive video technology.”
There is a reason why no one has it. It's because VERB holds the patent on it already. Actually two have been awarded since the patent has been updated.
In the example in the patent, if 15 unique content distributors each prepared a unique customized distributor content item for distribution (let's say a video or image) to 10 recipients each and posted to 4 channels each, (e.g., Facebook, email, Twitter, and LinkedIn), then at least 600 unique links would be created and you and the company have the ability to see if people clicked on them, watched, bought, etc.
Not only that, but the content distributor gets credit for that. Yup, credit that is fundamental how how they make money when someone makes a purchase. As I said before, I think a change is coming and people may even get rewards for educating and/or sharing.
This is one of the corner stones to VERB's technology, that no one has.
PrimeMyBody Launches VERB’s Interactive Video CRM at Momentum 2019 in Austin, Texas
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/20...Texas.html
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