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With many new products these days they use social influencers , some have millions of followers so to promote a new product. These influencers usually discuss the product in their chats, and/ or review it or are just seen using the product....I just cant see a celebrity willing to admit they may have a ED, or confidence issue, nor be filmed using it LOl.
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Best way to check if Eroxon really is a popular search item; is to ask someone who has not heard of Eroxon, Futura or erectile disfunction to type it in to their phone or P.C and see what comes up ( pun intended)
As I think there maybe some sort of cookie, past search memory Internet trickery going on, with us all being avid Eroxon fans and repeat searchers.
Anyone with an issue today is straight onto Google, typing ED into Google you do not come across Eroxon easily. Surely in todays day and age pop ups are the way to go but I just have not come across them regarding Eroxon.
I’d also have to say the obvious that the market for recreational use is possibly going to be far larger than even the ED market and potentially massive at that. Having the gel rubbed in by your partner, what a turn on! This has so many advantages over PDE-5 inhibitors in absolutely every way.
Surely FUM and Coopers must have discussed at length the launch, advertising & promotion. We know it works it’s not a gimmick everything is in Eroxon’s favour here.
I don’t think FUM have done too bad a job with promoting the product it’s currently easily found on the Web! Let’s remember this is a product that solves a medical issue that people have, so people will be looking for these products in general. They are not selling a product that people don’t need, people will find it themselves.
Excellent promotional video on line. just put eroxon into search engine and it is numero ino . very impressive
Maybe they aren’t doing any promotion of it, as they are hoping for a big player to buy it from them for big £££, and so are leaving it as a virtually unbranded product.
Also sales online will vastly outnumber store sales at boots.
Jet, coooers were doing some webinar thing wasnt they? Guess that didnt happen
Sorry, my point being that with equivalent of 16.5 million men in UK, suffering what they feel is ED and only £13 million spent on prescriptions by NHS each year , there is a massive amount of men falling through the gap here.
The market is so much bigger than the ED prescription pill market but the public , men and women need to educated somehow.
Many women will be just as aware of their partners situation, and are IMO more likely to buy this product in a shop for their partner, to try.
Its good to have a presence on the high-street but unless someone is actually looking for a product then it will never sell.
I think with most products the customer needs to be educated first, then they go in search for the product online, or in brick and mortar shops, locally - and that is particularly important with a product like Eroxon because it is the first of its kind, no one will be looking for it unless they have been educated about it in the first place - as up until a week ago a OTC cream for ED was not available in the shops in UK.
Added to this dilemma is the fact that buying an ED cream, for many is embarrassing . Its not like buying condoms, play oils as these are just used as safe, or fun addition to having sex. Buying Eroxon, the ED cream is disclosing what could be perceived as a weakness, personal failure and most people do not like to disclose such information, so publicly. etc .
So IMO there are two markets.
The ED market
The youngsters / younger men market , whom can add the gel with their Condon when going out for night, hoping to get lucky / confidence gel.
Its how do you educate the UK population that this gel actually exists, is available to try. The last week has relied upon the publicity, which will tail off unless something replaces it.
Have a look at these statistics. Quite amazing and sad really
https://pharmacydirectgb.co.uk/erectile-dysfunction-statistics-facts-figures-in-the-uk-in-2021/#:~:text=Erectile%20Dysfunction%20is%20experienced%20by,are%20affected%20by%20the%20conditi
81 lucky, could not agree with you more, what are Coopers doing, absolutely no fanfare or marketing whatsoever. Even their website, it just happened to appear, nothing in the press release. It’s all well and good us speaking about it here and knowing everything about it. If this is what they call a launch you could have fooled me. The way this is is going you’d question if Coopers have the spare cash for a publicity campaign.
Boots Wimbledon, on the bottom shelf in a clear box, not easy to find and then grilled at the checkout if I knew all about it and the implications, not good.
Wouldn't most people order this online, don't think many guys would actually buy it in the store.
I visited the two Kingston upon Thames boots and found one stocking Eroxon, however, on the bottom shelve, the other at Bentall Center didn't stock it. It appears that unless one has actually heard about the product and is looking for it, it's not going to be found. I guess the sales figures are going to hinge on product awareness.
Doing a product press release is not marketing! FUM/Coopers really need to get their finger out.
Just went onto the Boots website to see how many reviews. Little pop up came up saying 100+ boxes had been sold in the last 24 hours.
I see on boots they now list packs of 4, 8 and 12
Boots is a mixed bag at moment...1 local boots has it on shelf next to condoms..can be picked up and paid for at self service till...another boots it is behind counter at pharmacy next to Viagra...not sure which is best
I think they have to keep it serious ( if that is the right word ). The last think they need is Eroxon on the shelf next to some of the nonsense that gets sold as sex aids. Definitely open up to other pharmacies, super drug, possibly even supermarkets. Ann Summers maybe, but sure they sell stuff like Trojon Super Hard All Night creams. Viagra is selling extremely well as a prescription drug and doesn't need to appear in hairdressers.
ybhere - good thought. Maybe FUM should also put them single units in pubs condom machines...that way it's very discreet
As Eroxon can be bought over the counter, instead of going down the customary route of Marketing and Selling Eroxon through Pharmacies, are other retail outlets being considered?
A friend of mine owns and runs a small ladies hairdressers who also cut men's hair. While I was having a short back and sides the other day, it did cross my mind that Ladies Hair Salons would be a great retail outlet for Erexon. Lets face it, the ladies are in the hairdressers every few weeks. According to the ladies hairdressers I know, the conversations within the salon, stays in the salon. The The product would be there in front of them while having their hair done. It could be bought with discretion not to mention the conversation at the next appointment.
As for a Supermarket or Boots, which shelf does it go on not to mention the people in the queue behind them at the till or the cashier? Worse still if they have to ask for it?
I'm sure there's many out there would like to spark up their relationships.
Vascular: I agree whole heartedly that hitting approximately 60% of the available ED market can only be good. And the empirical evidence is supporting this 'projection'.
But...... there is one thing more beneficial aspect and it's been touched upon in previous comments... as well as in some of the Boots reviews; if people care to note it.
The reviews are indicating the fact that it's NOT just ED sufferers that are buying the product. Something that has been anticipated by a number of members on this board.... and undoubtedly FUM BOD too.
I suspect FUM will not only grab 60% of the ED market but have potentially good take-up on the Non-ED market where current users of Viagra etc will potentially switch to Erroxon.
So this is a seriously GOOD omen for investors :-) :-)
Once the Stock Market fully wakes up to this then we can expect a very decent rise in the SP.
GLA
Weareall
I am afraid you only have a partial correct view of stock markets. It is simply incorrect that each transaction is both a sale and purchase. Transactions include making a stock loan (or repayment of one). jobbers take long or short positions - not available to brokers. many other examples such as options etc
With over 60% of users reviews giving excellent results , and approx. 40% stating its did not work for them, surely if these percentages turn out to be accurate then this product will be a massive hit.
If we can maintain approx. 60% of users happy with product, with no side effects, then they are sure to use it regularly, as its will be the solutions to their problem.
Just for fun. i looked up whta are boots top five selling products and one of them is Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion+™.
There are approx. 400 user reviews, with approx. 65% giving 5, or 4 stars. with 20 people buying in past 24 hours.
So even though we do not now the sales rate of each product , they are generally on a par with user satisfaction and disappointment. Seems to me that even with one of Boots best sellers there is a approx. 40% negative reviews.
Just a thought.
It is a little scary observing on these BB,s boards the amount of money claimed to be traded by individuals and the quality of debate regarding rudimentary understanding of trading mechanism of the markets. I guess it's the new normal for old school.
Perhaps a leak from the FDA. We all have to live in hope.
Some big trades in the last half hour of the day.
This perception about buys and sells comes up so often on bulletin boards. Mark Simpson did a useful piece about stock market myths recently on Stockopedia
"Myth 1 - They’ve marked my buy as a sell
Everyone likes to track their impact on the world, so investors often look for their buy or sell to show up in the reported trades. In such feeds, transactions are allocated to a buy or sell column. Sometimes, a share purchase will be marked as a sale, and vice versa. When this happens, some investors believe it has been intentionally misreported to give a false picture of the underlying supply and demand.
The Truth: Every trade is a buy and a sell. Investors are trading either directly with another investor on the order book or with a Market Maker. The information the exchange publishes is just the time, price, volume and a code to indicate the type of trade. It is data processors that categorise these trades into buys or sells. They do this simply using the published bid and ask at the time of the transaction. Any trade price below the mid-price is marked as a sell and above as a buy. Investors who bought shares below the published mid-price should be thankful that they purchased stock cheaply and not worried that reporting has been manipulated."