Verb would probably PR. It would probably be the m
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Posted On: 08/25/2021 10:51:57 AM
Re: manfromjax #23917
Verb would probably PR. It would probably be the most logical way to know.
Please allow me to take a minute work the google machine for you
Matterport (NASDAQ: MTTR) went public in June and has a market cap of $3.55B
so no, Verb isn't buying them today or tomorrow
Matterport Notes that you linked is a team collaboration tool and not a sales enablement tool so if Verb had $4B laying around, I don't see the synergies. Now would Microsoft with Teams or Salesforce with Slack be interested and adding more collaboration functionality like that, maybe, but not at that price.
There are a lot of companies have have video products. A number of them have links. Almost all of them have nothing to do with Verb.
No one I've see yet is doing anything like Verb, but I don't spend all day on the internet looking either.
There eventually will be companies that come along that compete with Verb, but today when you look at the breath and scope of what Verb does, it will be awhile
Take a look at Saleshood as one example. They say they compete, but don't even have Interactive Video or Live Streaming.
https://saleshood.com/
There is a reason why they only have 1000+ app downloads on Google Play
Verb is closing on on 3M now
I would bet the companies that compete with Verb in Direct Sales and Medical Devices are scratching their heads going, what do we do?
This included Seismic, who BTW, just acquired Lessonly
I know, I know...
Oh the dilution!!!
They've been around for 11 years and I think acquired 5 companies?
Can't they grow organically?
The idiot that said "Rory can’t grow the business organically."
Must not know diddly squat about how technology companies grow, but spends all day on messageboards giving advice to investors
Sales enablement platform Seismic acquires Lessonly, nabs $170M
WTF, not only did they buy another company to grow, but they soaked the VCs for another $170M
Seismic, a sales enablement and marketing orchestration platform based in San Diego, California, today announced that it closed a $170 million series G round led by Permira, JMI Equity, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Jackson Square Ventures, Ameriprise, and funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price. The latest funding, which brings Seismic’s valuation to $3 billion and total raised to $440 million, comes as the company acquires Lessonly, an Indianapolis, Indiana-based developer of sales training, coaching, and enablement solutions.
https://venturebeat.com/2021/08/16/sales-enab...nabs-170m/
Let me do the math
You find $440M and you are worth almost 7 times that at $3B
I know, I know...
Oh the dilution!!!
Please allow me to take a minute work the google machine for you
Matterport (NASDAQ: MTTR) went public in June and has a market cap of $3.55B
so no, Verb isn't buying them today or tomorrow
Matterport Notes that you linked is a team collaboration tool and not a sales enablement tool so if Verb had $4B laying around, I don't see the synergies. Now would Microsoft with Teams or Salesforce with Slack be interested and adding more collaboration functionality like that, maybe, but not at that price.
There are a lot of companies have have video products. A number of them have links. Almost all of them have nothing to do with Verb.
No one I've see yet is doing anything like Verb, but I don't spend all day on the internet looking either.
There eventually will be companies that come along that compete with Verb, but today when you look at the breath and scope of what Verb does, it will be awhile
Take a look at Saleshood as one example. They say they compete, but don't even have Interactive Video or Live Streaming.
https://saleshood.com/
There is a reason why they only have 1000+ app downloads on Google Play
Verb is closing on on 3M now
I would bet the companies that compete with Verb in Direct Sales and Medical Devices are scratching their heads going, what do we do?
This included Seismic, who BTW, just acquired Lessonly
I know, I know...
Oh the dilution!!!
They've been around for 11 years and I think acquired 5 companies?
Can't they grow organically?
The idiot that said "Rory can’t grow the business organically."
Must not know diddly squat about how technology companies grow, but spends all day on messageboards giving advice to investors
Sales enablement platform Seismic acquires Lessonly, nabs $170M
WTF, not only did they buy another company to grow, but they soaked the VCs for another $170M
Seismic, a sales enablement and marketing orchestration platform based in San Diego, California, today announced that it closed a $170 million series G round led by Permira, JMI Equity, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Jackson Square Ventures, Ameriprise, and funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price. The latest funding, which brings Seismic’s valuation to $3 billion and total raised to $440 million, comes as the company acquires Lessonly, an Indianapolis, Indiana-based developer of sales training, coaching, and enablement solutions.
https://venturebeat.com/2021/08/16/sales-enab...nabs-170m/
Let me do the math
You find $440M and you are worth almost 7 times that at $3B
I know, I know...
Oh the dilution!!!
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