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hahaa... spot on
Thanks Storm. Good find.
Seems anything Harrold, Collingwood, Tolle sells like hot cake.
hi all
any comments on latest blogs numbers?
775k+ of Total App Sales Worldwide
in my eyes that is very slow growth despite of the ever increasing number of downloads. I would like to hear clarification from pr how this 775k+ is calculated.
storm, could you please ask?
looking at the statistics from latest blog post i do miss the numbers on the left scale. here we need clarification too. otherwise it means nothing.
tia
Andiamo Corporation (OTC ANDI) Turns Down Buy Out Offer
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- (Marketwire) -- 02/27/12 -- Andiamo Corporation (PINKSHEETS: ANDI), subsidiary ActionApp Corporation, announces that, over the last 4 weeks, negotiations have been progressing towards a buy out of ANDI by a larger, publicly traded company. ANDI announced today that the Board of Directors of ANDI have opted to cease negotiations of this potential buy out at this time.
"While we agreed in principal to the advantages of being bought out by a much larger company, we couldn't come to final terms that were in the best interest of our shareholders. The other CEO and I have parted on good terms and the door is open for future negotiations. We believe that with all of the new and exciting things that are currently on our plate, a proper valuation could not be made at this time. Once our next round of apps are released and properly monetized, we may be in a better position to negotiate a better price on behalf of our shareholders. While ANDI is not currently 'for sale,' we will always entertain offers and opportunities as they are presented," said ANDI CEO Secor.
Secor further stated, "This was also a great validation of our business model to have such a fantastic company looking at ANDI for growth through acquisition. We are excited to continue our business model in this exciting sector that is evolving faster than anyone can possibly imagine. We look at our current position as a beginning and not an end and look forward to continuing the growth of our company for the benefit of our shareholders."
Due to a confidentiality agreement, the potential purchaser may not be named at this time.
Action App, a prolific Smartphone App developer and accumulator, is closing in on 15 million downloads with 77 apps in its current inventory. Action App is adding to its inventory and should be over 500 apps within a very short period of time. Once these Apps are complete, Action App will look to Android, Windows Mobile and Kindle, as well as other potential acquisitions for continued growth. The company is scheduled to release its quarterly report on or before March 15, 2012.
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Checck my posts. . You'll find the answer.
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hi metatron... why not bring that bible app to android quickly. seems to be a very popular 9.99er acc. to itunes
android rev tripled... on what basis... ???
another question... did that partnership with mediafly come to fruition?
anyone please!
ps. special thanks to storm for the steady stream of input
7 more android apps appeared today including the Barash stuff you mentioned in previous post.
LOL.. and who has heard of an exchange listet developer? Only a few know MRNJ. The time is now to start a marketing campaign. People want to take part in prevailing appmania.
OK Metatron... first roll out the megaapps... then go for the campaign and investors to grow even faster.
And what exactly is the revenue then? The amount before any deductions, after Apples cut or the net revenue?
Thought it over... must be the first.
5 more apps APPeared since yesterday
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/i-mobilize-inc/id325075390
This is one fine pice of information. Thanks for posting.
Thanks. I was thinking nearly the same when i saw last Fridays closing price above 200 day ma. RSI trend is going up nicely too.
@ PhisHD
What is your guts telling you... how far could sp short term move in either direction?
welcome phishd
its time to raise "investors" awareness. according to companies 4 phase build out plan a marketing campaign should start soon anyway.
More apps out for the ipad and iphone. Another 11 apeared yesterday 17th on itunes and 1 today. go metatron
http://www.androidpit.de/de/android/market/apps/list/owner/%22i-Mobilize%20Inc%22
3 android apps available so far
eCPM -- what exactly is that?
http://adsense.blogspot.com/2006/02/ecpm-what-exactly-is-that.html
Ok Leave... thanks for clarification.
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goeienag
hey remon... like on the streets.. there are crooks and jerks and whatnot.. jirra .... and there are dreamers who hope shareprice will go up and stuff... I was like that when i was younger... you got to be careful.
there are some sports around who follow an agenda. all i`m saying, dont believe what you read here. read twice and think.
no offence.. sometimes it´s too obvious... ha ha ha ha
Nothing you said here is related to a company nor a person. Thanks for your contribution. Do you post the same messages on other boards too?
Please be more specific so we can figure your intentions.. ha ha haaaha ha
from wiki
United States viewership
It has been reported that the show averages an estimated 7,[64][65] 14,[66] and 15-20[67] million viewers a day in the United States. It has also been reported at 26 million[68] and 42 million[69][70] a week (5.2 and 8.4 million a day). Viewership for the show has been reported to have dropped over the years, averaging 12.6 million in 1991-2,[71] 9 million in 2004,[65] 9 million in 2005,[68] 7.8 in 2006,[68] 7.3 million in 2008,[68] and 6.2 million in 2009.[71]
The show was number one in the talk show ratings since its debut. Even with the decline in ratings and the constant competition of Winfrey's chief ratings rival (Judge Judy), Oprah still maintained a consistent lead over other talk shows.[72]
[edit] International syndication
The show aired on most ABC-owned stations in the United States (as well as various other stations through CBS Television Distribution, successor to King World), CTV in most Canadian markets,[73] Diva TV in the United Kingdom, Diva Universal in Malaysia,[74] TV3 Ireland in Ireland,[75] GNT in Brazil, national TV3 in Sweden, Network Ten in Australia, La7d in Italy, MBC 4 in the Arab world, and farsi1 in Iran
The show aired in 149 countries where it was often renamed and dubbed into other languages, including:[76]
Abu Dhabi
Angola
Aruba
Australia
Bahrain (as ???? ??????)
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
Bolivia
Bonaire
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei Darussalam
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Republic of Cape Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Costa Rica
Croatia (as Oprah show)
Curaçao
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Democratic Rep. of the Congo
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominican Republic
Dubai
Ecuador
Egypt (as ????? ??????)
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Finland (as Oprah)
France
Fujairah
Gabon
Gambia
Germany (as Die Oprah Winfrey Show)
Ghana
Greece
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea Bissau
Hong Kong
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel (as ????? ??????? (Oprah Winfrey))
Italy
Ivory Coast
Jamaica
Japan (as ???·??????·??? (Opura~uinfuri~sho?))
Jordan
Kenya
Kuwait
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Luxembourg
Macau
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mayotte
Mexico (as El show de Oprah Winfrey)
Malaysia
Monaco
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Nepal
Netherlands
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palestinian Territories
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Portugal
São Tomé and Príncipe
Qatar
Ras al-Khaimah
Réunion
Romania
Rwanda
St. Helena
St. Lucia
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sharjah
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovenia
Somalia
South Africa
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Suriname
Swaziland
Sweden
Taiwan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Trinidad & Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Uganda
Umm Al-Qaiwain
United Kingdom
Venezuela
Vietnam
Virgin Islands, U.S.
Western Sahara
Yemen
Zambia
Zanzibar
Zimbabwe
The Oprah Winfrey Show is an American syndicated talk show hosted and produced by its namesake Oprah Winfrey. It ran nationally for 25 seasons beginning in 1986, before concluding in 2011. It is the highest-rated talk show in American television history.[2]
The show was highly influential, and many of its topics penetrated into American pop-cultural consciousness. While early episodes of the show follow a Phil Donahue-style exploration of sensationalistic social issues, Oprah eventually transformed her series into a more positive, spiritually uplifting experience by featuring book clubs, celebrity interviews, self-improvement segments, and philanthropic forays into world events. The show gained credibility by not trying to profit off the products it endorsed; it had no licensing agreement with retailers when products were promoted, nor did the show make any money from endorsing books for its book club.[3]
As of 2011, it was one of the longest-running daytime television talk shows in the United States and in television history, having run nationally since September 8, 1986 for 25 seasons and 4,561 episodes. The show entered its 25th and final season on September 13, 2010, and its final episode aired on May 25, 2011.[4][5][6]
They need to come out of their shell and show who signed up with them.
Bonetti, Harrold, Tolle
If Tolle owns shares in MRNJ he would be wise to discreetly mention the company and the shop. Not only to sell stuff. Also to attract similar icons of the self help business.
IMO its only a question of time til the big pockets will knock on Joes door.
GLTA
imo ... metatron asap needs to take part in the facebook hype.... thats the biggest market.
storm... can you please give an interpretation of the grossing ranking of apps. for example could you explain the rankig of UH glenn harrold app. I`m not sure if i really dig it.
thanks for your contributions
ja.. its good to have many irons in the fire as good as having a contingency plan.... METATRON don`t forget to deliver.
haha.. i was thinking the same
glta
Alidad Productions, LLC has a location in Los Angeles, CA. Active officers include Dru Davis. Alidad Productions, LLC filed as a Domestic on Thursday, October 12, 2006 in the state of California and is currently active. Stephen Newstadt serves as the registered agent for this organization.
The company's line of business includes Investment.
Revenues
Conservative: $140,000
Realistic: $160,000
Pleasantly Surprised: $175,000
Ecstatic: $180,000+
GL
No matter what those weirdos at different boards are posting....mrnj is on track with revenue growth. math also confirms my guesstimate of Q2 revenues which I believe will be between $150.000 and $175.000.
GL
lets share some math
we know from 7-20-2011 blog news:
cumulative turnover from app sales $517.206
divided by 659.632 downloads = $0,7841 turnover per download
15 days later we know from 8-5-2011 blog news:
we reached 700.000 downloads x $0,7841 turnover per download = $548.857 cumulative turnover from downloads
$548.857 - $517.206 = $31.651 app sales for 15 days
that makes it a current monthly revenue of $62.000 plus income from iAds no growth considered
so third quarters revenue should be somewhere near $200.000
what u think? not that bad aye. revenue is growing big time!
If I would have a say in what to be first priority, I would make the facebook approach the most important issue. think of the market reach. with one proper app you could reach millions of fb users. i would focus all capacity immediately on the development of that app. i bet they do just that. at the moment there is no time for decent ir. people will understand once the app appears for sale.
why haven't we received any numbers of q2 yet? simply it takes some time to get sales results from all those different streams of income.
Seriously, Thanks Metatron for not telling everybody exactly what you do right now. This is a very competitive market and the intelligent investor understands that you can't provide too many details.
METATRON... time to deliver big time!!!!!!!
I believe it's not a good idea to move to another exchange too quickly.
That would cost them alot, would put more pressure on them to follow strict regulation and so on. The company is already voluntarily blogging numbers and important information and is doing proper reports. All in a non expensive way.
Astute investors also don't want to get payed dividends. The educated investor is looking for growth of the intrinsic value without the taxman interferring and disturbing performance. And... because of the taxman it's a good idea to only generate a small profit or even a strategic small loss so company won't pay taxes.
What you think?
i bet programmers are working on that fb app. get ready for a positive surprise.
number 2 on ddmachine now
Thanx Storm for your new estimate.
In the last blogs the company stated:
46% Quarter over Quarter Revenue Growth
That should be the growth of revenue not the growth of the number of iad impressions.
if i would be management, i would only state such a high percentage of growth if i would be very optimistic to keep that for the upcoming quarterly report. so im optimistic to reach at least 147k revenue for Q2.
glta
some input on ad impressions I found somewhere
Lesson #3 - How much money can you make with a web site?
There are two reasons why you would spend the time that it takes to create a web site:
1.You enjoy it. For example, you might enjoy bicycling as a hobby and you enjoy writing about it to spread the word.
2.You have read How to make a million dollars and you are thinking about starting a web site as a business -- specifically to generate revenue.
When I started HowStuffWorks, it began strictly as a hobby. I worked on HowStuffWorks because I enjoyed it. Eventually the site had so many visitors that it had to become a business. So, sometimes, you end up moving from #1 to #2 whether you like it or not.
In Lesson #2 - the different types of web sites, you learned that there are different kinds of web sites and they generate revenue in different ways. For example:
•Retail web sites generate revenue from sales
•Content web sites generate revenue from advertising
•Dating and porn web sites generate revenue from subscriptions
•Transactional web sites like Ebay generate revenue from each transaction.
•And so on...
Let's start by looking at content web sites that make their money off of advertising revenue. How much money can a simple content web site make?
Right now, if you look in the right sidebar of WebKEW, there is a single sidebar ad being provided by Google. This is called a Google AdSense ad, and these ads are incredibly easy to set up and use. How much money can a single sidebar ad like that generate?
I have a friend with a small web site that uses AdSense. On his site he has placed a Google sidebar ad like this. Google provides statistics for his site on a daily basis. Looking at his site's performance between April 1, 2005 and April 21, 2005, here is what we find:
•On average, his site displays 3,100 sidebar ads per day. We know, by looking at the log file statistics on his site, that he receives about 1,000 unique visitors a day. So each visitor looks at about 3.1 pages each, and that means roughly 3,100 ad impressions per day are displayed on his web site.
•On average, those 3,100 ad impressions per day generate 60 clicks. With Google AdSense, you get paid only when someone clicks.
•On average, each one of those clicks generates 15 cents.
•So, on average, his site is making $9.00 per day.
Another common way to talk about the revenue of his site would be to say that, "He is getting a $2.90 average CPM." CPM translates into "Cost Per Thousand", when the M is the roman numeral for thousand. That means that, for every 1,000 ad impressions he displays, he is receiving $2.90 on average. Between April 1 and April 21 he displayed a total of almost 67,000 ad impressions. So:
67,000 / 1000 x $2.90 = $194
In a typical month, he normally receives about $270 from Google.
Your mileage will vary depending on the type of visitors that your site attracts, but those results are fairly typical. A Google AdSense ad tends to generate between $2 and $3 CPM on average. Here are some scenarios:
•If your site has 1,000 visitors a day and they read 3 pages per visit, you get 3,000 page impressions a day and make about $270 per month.
•If your site has 1,000 visitors a day and they read 5 pages per visit, you get 5,000 page impressions a day and make about $435 per month.
•If your site has 10,000 visitors a day and they read 5 pages per visit, you get 50,000 page impressions a day and make about $4,350 per month.
•If your site has 100,000 visitors a day and they read 5 pages per visit, you get 500,000 page impressions a day and make about $43,500 per month.
•And so on
Typically a site will put several ads on a page. For example, there might be a banner ad at the top, a sidebar ad along the side and another ad at the bottom. You cannot simply multiply by three to calculate the revenue -- banner ads tend not to perform as well as sidebar ads, ads at the bottom of the page tend to perform not as well as ads at the top, multiple ads on a page tend to dilute the click rate of other ads on the page, and so on. But let's imagine that you put three Google AdSense ads on your pages and you get a total of $5 CPM as a result.
If you can build a site like About.com with an Alexa Rank of 100 or so, you can see that there is a lot of money to be made. 15 million visitors come per month. They read 5 pages each. You make $375,000 per month just off of those 3 ads. You are making 2.5 cents every time someone comes to visit. By adding other features to your pages, like Google search boxes, small affiliate ads, pop-under ads, etc., you can push the revenue-per-visitor number up towards 5 cents per visitor on a large site.
Here is a funny side note that is interesting. Wikipedia.org is a very large web site. It has about 8 million pages and an Alexa Rank of about 100, meaning that it gets about 10 million visitors a month. Right now, Wikipedia has zero ads on the site. If they were to put ads on their pages, and if the average visitor reads 5 pages, it would mean that Wikipedia could be making somewhere between $250,000 and $500,000 per month, or $3 to $6 million per year. Pretty amazing.
What about a retail site? In this case, calculating revenue ahead of time can be trickier because revenue per visit can be all over the map. But here is a way to think about it. Let's say that you put up your retail site and attract some visitors. You find that, for every thousand visitors who come to the site, two of them on average make a purchase. You also find that, on average, you make $5 profit from a purchase. So you are making $10 per 1,000 visitors. In other words, the amount of money you make tends to be not that different from the money made on a content web site. You might make between $1 and $20 per one thousand visitors. It depends on what you sell, how much profit you make on each sale, etc. Of course, there can be niches where far more than two people per thousand make a purchase. I know of sites where the number is more like 10 or 20. If you can create such a site, then you are in very good shape.
One thing that you learn from this discussion is that revenue all comes down to visitors. The more people who visit your site, the more money you can make. We will start discussing how to attract visitors in Lesson #4.