The exponential-ness is incredible
It's one thing of Vlad pitching his audience of thousands of viewers to take a look at Verb. It's another thing with your example which I like more of people actual using the tool either as the presenter, affiliate and buyer
1 Presenter
10 Distributors/Associates who each reach out to 10 Influencers each
100 Influencers that have 100K following
10M consumers
The above is unlikely in one shot early on but with a number of companies, presenters, associates it wouldn't take long for 10M consumers to be exposed to seeing Verb. With direct sales, the people buying have day jobs that will be thinking, how can I used this at my company.
Where investors win is that is 10M people going, "This is incredible tech, is the company public? Can I buy stock."
Today there are over 2M downloads so let's assume at least 2M people have heard/seen of Verb. What happens when its 20M people heard of Verb or 200M or 2B. That is going to happen exponentially and I think will, leading up to Verb's event.
With your guitar use case, Verb is setup for small, medium and large companies. If someone can figure out how to post a video on youtube which is easy, or sell something on ebay or craigslist, post on social media, etc. they certainly will have no trouble with Verb in my opinion. I do get that some people struggle with Zoom, turning on mic, cutting and pasting links, etc. That's why AOL took off years ago and Apple still is popular. Simply said, "Simple Sells"
Your right about the 1000's of use cases. The challenge at the moment is most people don't know them so having some examples will help sell the product even faster. I see there two groups. Those in sales and those that are not in sales, but they don't know yet they can use Verb too.
In your example below, even Gibson could use Verb to give people $ to refer buyers. I had no idea of the prices of Guitars. Lot of money to be made and giving a chunk of that to affiliates I would think wouldn't be problem.
https://www.gibson.com/
It's one thing of Vlad pitching his audience of thousands of viewers to take a look at Verb. It's another thing with your example which I like more of people actual using the tool either as the presenter, affiliate and buyer
1 Presenter
10 Distributors/Associates who each reach out to 10 Influencers each
100 Influencers that have 100K following
10M consumers
The above is unlikely in one shot early on but with a number of companies, presenters, associates it wouldn't take long for 10M consumers to be exposed to seeing Verb. With direct sales, the people buying have day jobs that will be thinking, how can I used this at my company.
Where investors win is that is 10M people going, "This is incredible tech, is the company public? Can I buy stock."
Today there are over 2M downloads so let's assume at least 2M people have heard/seen of Verb. What happens when its 20M people heard of Verb or 200M or 2B. That is going to happen exponentially and I think will, leading up to Verb's event.
With your guitar use case, Verb is setup for small, medium and large companies. If someone can figure out how to post a video on youtube which is easy, or sell something on ebay or craigslist, post on social media, etc. they certainly will have no trouble with Verb in my opinion. I do get that some people struggle with Zoom, turning on mic, cutting and pasting links, etc. That's why AOL took off years ago and Apple still is popular. Simply said, "Simple Sells"
Your right about the 1000's of use cases. The challenge at the moment is most people don't know them so having some examples will help sell the product even faster. I see there two groups. Those in sales and those that are not in sales, but they don't know yet they can use Verb too.
In your example below, even Gibson could use Verb to give people $ to refer buyers. I had no idea of the prices of Guitars. Lot of money to be made and giving a chunk of that to affiliates I would think wouldn't be problem.
https://www.gibson.com/
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