Our Market
Our client base consists primarily of multi-national direct sales enterprises to whom we provide white-labeled, client-branded versions of our products. Our clients also include large professional associations, educational institutions, including school districts, auto sales, auto leasing, insurance, real estate, home security, not-for-profits, as well as clients in the health care industry, and the burgeoning CBD industry, among other business sectors. Currently, we provide subscription-based application services to approximately 100 enterprise clients for use in over 60 countries, in over 48 languages, which collectively account for a user base generated through more than 1.3 million downloads of our verbCRM application. Among the new business sectors targeted for this year are pharmaceutical sales, government institutions, and political parties and candidates.
LIVE going live will open many doors !
As we ramp up in Japan and now targeting Korea each quarter will begin to expand VERB's reach.
The foundation was rebuilt and is now working. Look at the testimonials.
If we held our customer base and sales, then add the differed monies and look back to the Q4 companies that VERB added and know that their integration only ramped up mid Q1, then one could see growth happening.
I see Q1 as a very good start point for what VERB will do this year. LIVE has gone live with a handful of companies and in Beta testing with some very interesting verticals.
My guess, Q1 will come out in the AM. Pre Market (Maybe a PR, but I'm not expecting it)
Lots to digest over the weekend & Monday we get the call.
Expenses increasing were expected!
Look at the hires and the rebuild and revamping of the platform.
Anyone crying the sky is falling is shorting the stock, trying to add cheap shares, still bitter about the uplist and leaving the OTC or simply loves to try and harm the company.
Theyre is nothing screaming trouble. Not a thing in here.
Rory from the start talked about SAAS sales as being difficult gauge. 3Q's of numbers are behind us.
Rebuilding the tech completely, I think twice and switching over more and more to SAAS .
Adding new customers.
Still set for LIVE to go live in Q2 (I'm expecting Q3, but don't count on me. I just like padding times)
The increase of employees, training new companies again, I do not see anything to be concerned about.
If Rory came out and said, we are no longer looking to go after SAAS and are switching back to kits and mailing then I would have questions on what the actual plan is, but that is clearly not the case. At all.
Q2 will be an interesting with what has happened worldwide.
Traders will trade. Remember they are out for themselves. They trade to make more money only.
They will never tell you what their trade will be, only lie, embellish or brag on unverifiable gains on what they did.
They are not Pro-Company.
They have zero investment in the company.
They trade and will do anything to improve their trade and will do nothing to help or look out for your / our investment. In fact, it is 100 percent counter intuitive to what they want as to what I as an investor want.
So when you see the sky is falling posts, it just means they are looking to load up at a lower price for another trade. None of it has anything to do with what is going on with the company.
Because if they saw the company as imploding, they would move to the next trade / company. They would let this die on the side of the road...but they don't, do they?
It's their screaming tell.
Just my point view.
Aloha
Our client base consists primarily of multi-national direct sales enterprises to whom we provide white-labeled, client-branded versions of our products. Our clients also include large professional associations, educational institutions, including school districts, auto sales, auto leasing, insurance, real estate, home security, not-for-profits, as well as clients in the health care industry, and the burgeoning CBD industry, among other business sectors. Currently, we provide subscription-based application services to approximately 100 enterprise clients for use in over 60 countries, in over 48 languages, which collectively account for a user base generated through more than 1.3 million downloads of our verbCRM application. Among the new business sectors targeted for this year are pharmaceutical sales, government institutions, and political parties and candidates.
LIVE going live will open many doors !
As we ramp up in Japan and now targeting Korea each quarter will begin to expand VERB's reach.
The foundation was rebuilt and is now working. Look at the testimonials.
If we held our customer base and sales, then add the differed monies and look back to the Q4 companies that VERB added and know that their integration only ramped up mid Q1, then one could see growth happening.
I see Q1 as a very good start point for what VERB will do this year. LIVE has gone live with a handful of companies and in Beta testing with some very interesting verticals.
My guess, Q1 will come out in the AM. Pre Market (Maybe a PR, but I'm not expecting it)
Lots to digest over the weekend & Monday we get the call.
Expenses increasing were expected!
Look at the hires and the rebuild and revamping of the platform.
Anyone crying the sky is falling is shorting the stock, trying to add cheap shares, still bitter about the uplist and leaving the OTC or simply loves to try and harm the company.
Theyre is nothing screaming trouble. Not a thing in here.
Rory from the start talked about SAAS sales as being difficult gauge. 3Q's of numbers are behind us.
Rebuilding the tech completely, I think twice and switching over more and more to SAAS .
Adding new customers.
Still set for LIVE to go live in Q2 (I'm expecting Q3, but don't count on me. I just like padding times)
The increase of employees, training new companies again, I do not see anything to be concerned about.
If Rory came out and said, we are no longer looking to go after SAAS and are switching back to kits and mailing then I would have questions on what the actual plan is, but that is clearly not the case. At all.
Q2 will be an interesting with what has happened worldwide.
Traders will trade. Remember they are out for themselves. They trade to make more money only.
They will never tell you what their trade will be, only lie, embellish or brag on unverifiable gains on what they did.
They are not Pro-Company.
They have zero investment in the company.
They trade and will do anything to improve their trade and will do nothing to help or look out for your / our investment. In fact, it is 100 percent counter intuitive to what they want as to what I as an investor want.
So when you see the sky is falling posts, it just means they are looking to load up at a lower price for another trade. None of it has anything to do with what is going on with the company.
Because if they saw the company as imploding, they would move to the next trade / company. They would let this die on the side of the road...but they don't, do they?
It's their screaming tell.
Just my point view.
Aloha
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