Bingo! We are now seeing the results of the New Te
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Posted On: 12/20/2023 8:36:52 PM
Bingo! We are now seeing the results of the New Technology Integrations with Verb adding a bunch of new quality companies and the launch of the Drop Ship program.
I noticed the number of Followers and Likes didn't reset and went up, but I think the number of products sold on TikTok and possibly reviews may have. Fine either way.
btw: I read Gartner's "Market Guide for Live Commerce in Retail" which was interesting. They listed 10-ish companies each in US, EU and Asia. I looked at all 10 in the US. None had any kind of MarketPlace I saw. All seemed to be selling Live Streaming software/services like Bambuser, Vimmi, etc.
I'm assuming investors understand the difference between those 30 companies and Verb. An analogy I can use is... think of those companies as car parts companies that put things together for you to drive a car. Think of Verb as the company that built or bought parts from different companies, assembled it all into a Formula 1 car and driving it in a race with Amazon, Walmart and not that many others. Verb will never be a Amazon but neither will Shopify. Cool they are both MarketPlaces Core business is different. But if Verb can carve out that core business like Shopify did, the sky is the limit. You might find it interesting, even Shopify doesn't have a MarketPlace. They absolutly could, but it isn't their core business.
For me, the easy barometer on how Verb is doing with Market.Live is how many companies are they adding. Everything else I think will take care of itself.
Soon you can add to that yardstick measurement of how may dropshipper sellers they add.
Assume some companies and droppshippers won't be able to sell shit. That is fine and expected. Just need 1-10% to knock it out of the park.
VERB's MARKET.live Poised For Rapid Growth with New Technology Integrations Bringing New Brand Partnerships To Its Live Social Shopping Platform - NOVEMBER 06, 2023
https://ir.verb.tech/news-events/press-releas...h-with-new
I noticed the number of Followers and Likes didn't reset and went up, but I think the number of products sold on TikTok and possibly reviews may have. Fine either way.
btw: I read Gartner's "Market Guide for Live Commerce in Retail" which was interesting. They listed 10-ish companies each in US, EU and Asia. I looked at all 10 in the US. None had any kind of MarketPlace I saw. All seemed to be selling Live Streaming software/services like Bambuser, Vimmi, etc.
I'm assuming investors understand the difference between those 30 companies and Verb. An analogy I can use is... think of those companies as car parts companies that put things together for you to drive a car. Think of Verb as the company that built or bought parts from different companies, assembled it all into a Formula 1 car and driving it in a race with Amazon, Walmart and not that many others. Verb will never be a Amazon but neither will Shopify. Cool they are both MarketPlaces Core business is different. But if Verb can carve out that core business like Shopify did, the sky is the limit. You might find it interesting, even Shopify doesn't have a MarketPlace. They absolutly could, but it isn't their core business.
For me, the easy barometer on how Verb is doing with Market.Live is how many companies are they adding. Everything else I think will take care of itself.
Soon you can add to that yardstick measurement of how may dropshipper sellers they add.
Assume some companies and droppshippers won't be able to sell shit. That is fine and expected. Just need 1-10% to knock it out of the park.
VERB's MARKET.live Poised For Rapid Growth with New Technology Integrations Bringing New Brand Partnerships To Its Live Social Shopping Platform - NOVEMBER 06, 2023
https://ir.verb.tech/news-events/press-releas...h-with-new
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