This may seem ultra trivial, but bear with me.
One thing that irks me with Bioelectronics Corp, as a whole, is the lack of attention their company webpage has received. I get it: Their main goal isn't to attract people with a website, but rather the product. However, for people like me who are visual learners/understanders, having it semi-up-to-date would at least be marginally beneficial and not make the company look like a rag-tag operation to the inquisitive mind who knows nothing about the company.
Example A:
If you go to bielcorp.com and click on the Investors tab and then select the Letter from the Chairman (LfC), you will see a letter from AW dated 22Oct15. The problem is, the content that was provided in said LfC was from 22Aug17. Big difference.
Example B:
Under Company Financials, you won't see the Q3 results... Even though we all know they came out (see Post #112078).
Example C:
Press Releases and News... are the same exact thing. Forgive me if I'm looking for acutal news about the company from outside entities instead of press releases and vice versa.
Example D:
As far as the FDA Status goes, I get it. We got partial clearance 05Feb17. Great. Fantastic. What is the company doing to get full clearance for everything? Nothing personal guys, but I shouldn't have to get my information from this company on here or after hounding Paul Knopick for days on end about the status of the clearance or the court stuff or any of that.
Example E:
I know that Andrew Whalen is not the only member of the Board of Directors (see: Company > Board of Directors).
Example F:
According to Company > Events, the last event taking place was 19Feb16. You guys are smart enough to see what the problem with that is.
I could go on with a few more examples, but my point is this: As superficial as this sounds, you aren't going to attract new investors or people are not going to take you seriously if the information you are putting out is outdated, copied, or bland. IMHO, sprucing up the main page may not necessarily extensively help the bottom line, but it definitely wouldn't hurt. This is a digital age where digital presence is almost paramount (see their Twitter and LinkedIn pages, too... It's equally frustrating) for any kind of presence or future success.
