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For Android go to Play Store and find the App and it says before you download it. Big Dish 50K +, Discoeats - 10K+, Eatigo - with 5500 restaurants on their App - 1 Million+. Hence the need to get the restaurant numbers up as quickly as possible.

29 for the week which included a "no count" for Monday - so they only need to up that by 3 times and they will hit 100 a week.

3.08p paid and I think that we are all expecting this to ramp up next week. Happy days.

Hi - just some tips for your spreadsheet.

You may need to reduce the width of the columns as otherwise when you scroll across you won't be able to see which location you are looking at. Maybe only use day and month and not the year for the header. Also you'll still need to repeat the locations every now and again.

Maybe also take out the w/e columns though leave 1 there for a weekly additions total for each location plus an overall increase total.

ATB

10 for the day - Manchester - +2, London - +5, York, Glasgow and Salisbury - +1.

Glasgow now 3 - sorry was that on 3 earlier............I know it was 2 yesterday.......

Salisbury added.............

Silly rampers are going to get excited about 26 added in a week. I am a bit more pragmatic. I might get excited when I see 100 added in a week - and that's 20 a day, by the way.

However, I am not going to get carried away. 26 added for the week is an improvement but is a long way short of the target.

This team has reportedly added 2750 restaurants in 6 months for another company. There is no reason they can't do that again, here, and to do this a second time is always easier than the first time as they will learn by their mistakes and they will already know the easiest way of getting restaurants to sign to the platform.

Some figures: 2750 divided by 6 (months) = 458 per month; 2750 divided by 26 (weeks) = 105 per week.
To get this job done in 6 months it will need an extra 105 restaurants added per week so 26 is well short of that. Even allowing for December as a non-counting month when they were setting things up, at the current rate of 26 per week this will take 24 months.

The numbers need to ramp up considerably here because every week they are not hitting 105 per week is going to increase that number needed per week or increase the time it will take to hit that number.

The shareholders have had a pretty bad time here all told since the IPO and it would be nice if something was finally done on time and on target.

Big Dish has the funds available to do this now and I cannot see any reason to spin this out.

By the way, there are still 2 full weeks left in January.

Glasgow was added yesterday, so it's 7 for the day and 26 for the week.

London is now on 45 and the biggest current location and has had 11 added for the week.

Potential for hundreds and hundreds of sign-ups in London. Let's hope we see more restaurants added every day.

Let's hope the telesales team can keep up with the share price!!!!!!!!!!!

Harrogate added - good location - plus 1 more in London, 2 in Manchester and 1 in Glasgow. 5 altogether.

London is now on 40 and is set to become the biggest location from next week when the numbers should surpass those in Brighton and Birmingham.

I've just had a thought.

Maybe there is only 1 person in the team so far - hence the 1 restaurant everywhere. Not to worry there'll soon be ten.

I seem to remember that Southampton can onboard with just 1 restaurant. There was a bit of an outcry here and then within a month there were 20 on there.

We know they can do this with telesales. They signed 2750 restaurants for Table Now in 6 months which averaged out at 450 per month and 105 per week over the whole period.

It looks like there are just 2 or 3 of them at it at the moment and they still have to get the whole team on board. Once that's done they should start to speed up.

riosurfer

If you look at the list there are only 13 cities with populations over 340,000 and they are all household names.

Here is the link again.

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/united-kingdom-population/cities/

Scroll down and Wakefield is clearly shown with a population of 78,978.

Personally I have never heard of it (or Livingston)- though in truth I do believe that Wakefield is the birthplace of Jane McDonald of Loose Women and Cruise Ship fame. She keeps mentioning it during her TV programs.

riosurfer

According to the population figures link I posted here earlier this morning Livingston has a population of 56,570 and Wakefield 78,978.

I'm surprised that I can be bothered to count them all but out of interest there are 127 places with bigger populations than Wakefield in the UK and 201 with bigger populations than Livingston.

The share price is even down a little today. People are not getting it. Wake up the telesales team.

This is a perfect example of where senior management should be overseeing operations. Get them back on track quickly. What has worked before is to add in one location and then move on to the next one. Obviously 10 telesales agents can work on up to ten locations at a time.

Livingston, Wakefield - never heard of them.

Someone needs to tell this team to start filling in all these big cities that are now on the platform. They don't need to add any more locations. And it won't work for chains as they will need several hundred locations.

Someone needs to tell this team to start filling in all these big cities that are now on the platform. They don't need to add any more locations. And it won't work for chains as they will need several hundred locations.