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suratosa I don't know what Slades performence is yet, but think that an update should be forthcoming after yet another chunk has been taken out of our investment today. Empathetic??.....we will see,........hopefully this month.
aerial, it’s beyond a joke now. I am a long time holder. I supported the .03p with 10,0000,000 extra shares That is down 33% . They need to do something. As long term holders won’t support this anymore
Are you all still happy with Slades performance and luck of empathy torwards those who have taken part in open offer?
Some support soon would be good!
1) will the Directors consider getting paid in Shares rather than taking x amount of thousand pound per month to conserve shareholder cash. If not ,why not if they truely believe ? 2) How much currently are the Directors being paid per month ? 3) when Do they envisage Breakeven ? 4) ? 5)? Anyone else like to add to the list ?
fleshheart Just me being facetious :)
But... I thought it was all about quality of data? Its a big problem with location data is it not?
With great difficulty if the Americans are giving it away free.....
How do they monetise this business plan?
We live in hope!
Must admit I was too harsh on him to early. Two weeks to AGM and let's hope this bring some clarification on company's advancements.
Well said Aerial, he inherited a shet show. Give him some time.
Mark Slade has been in the job less than 6 month, and he inherited an absolute nightmare. Guess we'll have a slightly better idea of any progress on or before the AGM this month. I will hold my judgement on MS until he has had a reasonable amount of time to implement changes enabling the company to move forward.
i'm not sure its being ineffectual.....there are too many new entrants and existing advertising companies switching into location based advertising/data. Then you have the big companies wading in and offering it free to businesses, albeit it in the USA only for now: https://lovelymobile.news/placed-now-offers-open-source-mobile-location-data-for-businesses/
Ineffectual up to date despite past successes.
2017 Mr. Mark Slade is a Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director at Proxama Plc. He is on the Board of Directors at Proxama Plc. Mr. Slade was previously employed as a Founder by 4th Screen Advertising Ltd. and a Managing Director-EMEA by Opera Mediaworks, Inc.
Inept?... Why would you say Mark Slade is inept?.. Mr. Mark Slade is a Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director at Plc. He is on the Board of Directors at Proxama Plc. Mr. Slade was previously employed as a Founder by 4th Screen Advertising Ltd. and a Managing Director-EMEA by Opera Mediaworks, Inc.
Doug Chisholm from Rippll must have more buissnes acumen then Location sciences inept CEO Mr Slade. Hope I'm wrong though.
I have a friend who works on the Honda account at Dentsu. The perfect use case for Location Sciences. Wonder why we didn't get it.
Honda and Dentsu Aegis’ Amplifi have teamed up with location technology company GroundTruth and Rippll, a location measurement company, to deliver a pay-for-performance model to drive offline visits to UK car dealerships. GroundTruth’s third-party verified Cost Per Visit (CPV) model only charges advertisers for recorded visits into specified dealerships and showrooms. All campaigns offered via the model are measured and verified by Rippll. Honda and Amplifi are the first signed CPV partners. “Cost Per Visit changes the focus for marketers, from placement to strategy by removing the budgetary risk and concentrating on outcomes,” said Louise Furneaux, marketing communications manager at Honda UK. “Importantly, with GroundTruth’s CPV being independently verified, we have suitable reassurance that we only pay when actual visitation took place.” Theo Theodorou, general manager EMEA at GroundTruth, added: “Cost Per Visit measured by Rippll’s verification methodology allows us to bring advertisers the certainty and confidence they deserve, not only around guaranteeing offline visits but independently verifying that the visits actually happened. We are delighted to have such eminent brands as Honda and Amplifi be the first to partner with us in the UK.”
£1.58 Today?
...we saw some key moves on data that will make it easier for brands to actually deliver this personalised brand experience. An announcement at this year’s event was the acquisition of Placecast, a location and data provider, by Swedish networking and telecoms company Ericsson. This follows last year’s $4.2m (£3.05m) purchase by Telefonica of StatIQ. The appetite for companies with GDPR compliant data is unlikely to diminish and the Placecast acquisition will be used by Ericsson to help telcos monetise their subscriber data. Ericsson’s purchase also highlights another key change in the mobile media ecosystem. Locational and other forms of data such as purchase data or cross-platform data used to be controlled by those companies selling media and was often only available to those who bought media through those companies. This controlled model is now being discarded, enabling brands to access data more easily.
Hopefully we'll have some news this month from the AGM!
Everyone gets paid, except Shareholders who are just being used as a piggy bank whenever they run out of swans to throw on the fire.
Meanwhile the cash whittles away !