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Have a look at the buys mate. 1.3 mill is not an every day buy on this share,GL mate glad you are still in.

Welcome sheerindulgance any questions fire away. On a seperate note i have been comparing 2007 Final results to the interims this year and what we expect the turnover and cash in bank to be taking into account the sp SEPT 07 was 65p/70p 2007 http://www.i-designplc.com/attachments/040_annualreport2007.pdf 2009 interims http://www.i-designplc.com/attachments/040_i-design%20group%20plc%20-%20Interims%202009.pdf If you then take into account the 2nd half of this year we have seen many contracts for 3rd party ads on the site, A new distribution centre in the USA and Australia Canada and France being mentioned along with 2 major bank contracts still in negotiation. The last rns stated cash at end of year of £1.7 mill. the sp in sept 07 was 65p/70p Interesting times great little expanding company.

something happening here today

Barchart very positive http://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=IDG.LS&code=BSTK

Been looking into why they dont issue RNS ,s on all this news and if you go back to the Daily Dooh interview with Ana Stewart she does briefly explain that The companies aim is to give shareholders value and growth is far more important than the daily ups and downs of the stockmarket full interview http://www.dailydooh.com/archives/8444

Agree mate Australia hasnt even been mentioned yet! http://www.digital-media.net.au/article/atm-advertising-network-atmad-launches-in-australia/490984.aspx I do believe once the city learns of all the news due it will have a very strong impact on the sp.

I believe this is quite a significant rise aswell "1 billion ATM transactions a year, globally." Taken from http://www.i-designplc.com/i-design-news/i-design-signs-reseller-agreement-in-the-usa.html

Looks like we are not the only ones that cannot believe i-design have not released this news http://www.dailydooh.com/

Agree mate spent the weekend looking into the company again...Australia is big news yet to be anounced ..Usa contract not yet been issued as an RNS but a big move forward for the company.Canada although only speculation it is very interesting due to IBM looking to get back into the fray with the cloud software as a rival against microsoft in a market they used to control and without doubt alot of effort has been put into research into the atm advertising market by IBM The DOOH advertising market is doing very well and one of the only ones to have seen progression throughout the last couple of years and the reports confirm the market for this form of direct advertising is the future. I believe i-design have grabbed this chance to be not only a UK leader but a worldwide leader in this niche market. Good to see IDG was no2 in the performing stocks last week..Long way to go and with only 3mill shares available it should get back to a sensible mkt cap (50p)= £7m quite soon. Rather than repost all the research i have done happy to answer questions with links to anyone interested. GLA

Afternoon gents quiet on here

Bit more research as we know Ana Stewart has mentioned Canada and France as countries they are looking to get into. IDG website has http://www.i-designplc.com/images/stories/North_Central_America.pdf Global Technology Services as the Canadian Contact. GTS are part of IBM. In the link below you can see IBM have had a report on ATM advertising done. A summary of the report is on the IBM website,the latter part of this report "the future" is quite interesting http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:CYYmkWdIaIUJ:www-03.ibm.com/industries/financialservices/doc/content/landing/884137103.html+ATM%27s+primary+reason+for+being+is+to+dispense+cash&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-a

Just found a link to the article that opens http://www.marketingweek.co.uk/advertising-on-bills-makes-a-statement/3005714.article

Brand communications manager, Pizza Hut Being relevant to customers is the critical factor in any marketing activity. We know a relevant, personalised message can build brand affinity; even more so if it is in an unexpected but non-intrusive environment. It says/ "This brand really understands me, my life and my needs." However, personalisation should be treated with caution. Consumers know that database technology is widely available and, as a result, addressing a customer by name can actually be seen as overfamiliar, especially if they are not an existing customer. While a tangible paper copy of the marketing message adds longevity to a message, assuming customers will keep it and return to it, salience is again key - if it is the right message, it will be remembered and acted upon, regardless of the media in which it was distributed. We use personalisation to target customers in pay weeks, when we know there is increased traffic to ATMs. We use the printouts to inform customers of their nearest Pizza Hut restaurant, which we think is a non-intrusive, relevant and helpful build on the digital information given at the ATM terminal. Patrick HarveyPatrick Harvey: Head of brand development, npower Customers are being bombarded constantly with the noise of marketing from all different industries telling them how much better their product is [than others]. So much so that customers just don't have the bandwidth to take it all in. Personalisation is

Forrester says more needs to be done to educate marketers in the efficacy of such personalisation methods. "Despite so many technological innovations in these areas, marketing departments continue to take a limited view of the possibilities such targeted advertising on documents could offer," Thrasher says. "This is mainly because it differs significantly from the types of marketing they are accustomed to." The study reveals that UK consumers may require more sophisticated targeting than their counterparts in the US and Europe. While 57% of UK respondents say they would have a more positive view of the company as a result of receiving targeted information, 22% admit that even relevant information from advertisers is unlikely to sway them because they pick what to buy based on price. Thrasher says the key to getting personalisation right is matching the offers as accurately as possible to the insight gathered from a customer's transactional data. "It's all about being unique and suiting the character of each individual consumer across multiple channels. The objective of any marketer is to see an increase in return on investment and response rates and conversion," she says. Transactional documents "There is no easier way to do this than by relying on the data that your customers routinely give you. Transactional documents enable analysis, segmentation, manipulation and integration of data to deliver one-to-one promotions. In turn,

In particular, younger consumers do not seem to be moving away from paper - 70% of consumers aged between 25 and 34 who receive bank statements read them on paper, compared to 63% of consumers aged between 50 and 64. Across all ages, most printed documents are read more than once and often for an average of three minutes, with 67% of consumers saying they read their bank/building society documents in paper form; and nearly 30% admitting they also view their statements online. By contrast, 26% of consumers only read their online statements. It appears people also prefer to receive relevant marketing messages on their paper statements (32%) rather than by email (19%), web (8%) or direct mail (6%). Thrasher says: "Consumers' desire to have both online access and printed statements shows the importance of multichannel communications." The interest of consumers in seeing personalised marketing in paper formats indicates there may be "an overlooked opportunity for marketers to increase brand and customer loyalty with promotions on bank, utility company and mobile phone statements," she adds. A number of advertisers have been looking to capture interest at the point of cash withdrawals in recent months, with Tesco, Pizza Hut, Subway and Orange all launching ATM machine campaigns. But Thrasher says marketers are still sceptical about using bills as marketing tools. Indeed, the report states: "Traditional and interactive marketers question the a

what do you think the mms will do? its oversold they have tried to drop the price...didnt work,only other option is get some shares from the significant shareholders,but looking through them the average price they paid is far higher. Interesting one and to boot the brokers valuation is buy up to 32p then hold and i believe that will be amended on the Aussie and Usa deals..

Thats quite a haul mate ! Is it not a rule Directors cant buy shares for a period between results being anounced?HGC Blind me lol you must have seen my wife....

You have bought em all mate ...thats it ziltch left..none, no more,run out,finished lol

See what you make of this i keep coming up with IBM http://www.i-designplc.com/images/stories/North_Central_America.pdf

Cant get a price for any amount at the moment?