"I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but just how good is a luncheon? The exposure is terrific. The question is will this help in the growth of the business--will the countries have interest in the topic or be more interested in their steak and chicken dinners? "
I understand the point that you are making Ted but in my view timing is just perfect for this high profile exposure and I forecast that it will prove to be a watershed in the growth of ProNetLink.
I have been following the development of this company for about eighteen months now and, like many of the posters on this thread, have often wished for more news which could have a positive effect on the share price, especially on the numbers of paying subscribers. The truth is that it is only in the past few weeks that PNLK's story has been strong enough to take to the wider audience. The revenue and financial details are still weak but we now have a classy B2B portal, proven global netcasting capability, several high profile strategic alliances, an increasing number of international offices, are in the middle of the SEC approval process, and have successfully completed overseas trips with qualified prospective partners in most of the countries visited.
NOW is the time for the real marketing push. The Summer is over, B2B is on everyone's agenda, the competition is waking up, several international partnership deals are waiting to be closed, and we need to get the share price over $4 so that we can get onto NASDAQ and keep this snowball rolling.
Congratulations Glenn, I believe that once again you have got the timing absolutely right. Monday's international publicity (don't forget that the subject of the CNBC interview is ProNetLink's UN Global Trade Conference, which should separately be reported around the world) will provide the platform for the next marketing push; which will fuel the share price; which will coincide with SEC approval; which will facilitate NASDAQ compliance; which will encourage the institutions to invest; which will encourage more international associates to join in; which will mean more subscribers; which will make more people aware of this company; which will increase the share price.......... excuse me, I am dreaming ahead. But I do think that this coming week will be one that many of us will look back on, similar to the launch of the original web site, and the relauch of V3. Hopefully we will have many more memorable PNLK occasions over the next few years.
Barry
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