Verb Technology Company Inc (VERB)

[was CUIN2]

Question for the technology longs here:

I remembered that BBooth used to have an Apple application called bNotifi and when I looked at the new website under the area “OUR PLATFORM IS DESIGNED MOBILE FIRST” I was looking at the IPhone with our application on it and wondering if we would have a NotifiCRM Apple application. Not sure if we will or not however something strange occurred.

I typed into my URL the same address on the IPhone screen on our website. crm.nfusz.com

Please try it and give me your opinion. Thanks.

Important data points for inquiring minds to contemplate:

Salesforce 756,700,000 shares outstanding
Oracle 3,788,000,000 shares outstanding
Microsoft 7,000,000,0000 shares outstanding
nFusz 200,000,000 shares authorized

1) HubSpot - $130 Share Price - $4,900,000,000 Billion Market Cap
2) Salesforce - $141 Share Price - $105,000,000,000 Billion Market Cap
3) Oracle/Netsuite - $46 Share Price - $183,000,000,000 Billion Market Cap
4) Microsoft - $101 Share Price - $777,000,000,000 Billion Market Cap
5) SAP - $117 Share Price - $139,000,000,000 Billion Market Cap
6) *nFusz - $.196 Share Price - $29,800,000 Million Market Cap

nFusz is Blue Ocean Strategy at its finest.

Rory has done it before with Telx, disrupting the entire telecommunications industry. It took him a mere 6 years to build Telx and sell it for $216,000,000 making investors 18X their investment. It sold a few years later for $1.9 Billion and Telx is still the de facto standard.

Rory Cutaia on the July 4th, 2018 Cover of CIO Magazine CRM Edition. The Cover Reads: nFusz the CRM Masterminds (Rory’s Photo) https://magazine.cioreview.com/magazines/July2018/CRM/

Rory / nFusz is on the October 2018 COVER of the current issue of "Insights Success"Magazine. --- nFusz IS the Cover Story !! - big smile big smile

https://www.insightssuccess.com/the-10-most-disruptive-crm-solution-providers-2018-october2018/

Rory Cutaia invested even more of his money in nFusz:

3/29/18
The Reporting Person is the CEO of the issuer and he requested, with Board approval, to convert his entire accrued salary of $582,333 into 407,226 Restricted Shares of common stock at a price of $1.43 per share, which represents the closing price of the issuer's shares as reported on OTC Markets on March 28, 2018.

10/04/18
Explanation of Responses:
(1) The Reporting Person is the CEO of the Issuer. He elected to exercise three warrants, (previously granted to him in consideration for loans made by the CEO to the Issuer), for Restricted Shares of Common Stock of the Issuer.
(2) In addition, the CEO elected to convert $788,538 of the total sums he loaned to the Issuer, (which is the maximum amount permitted under the loan documents), into Restricted Shares of Common Stock of the Issuer, reducing the amount of debt on the Issuer's balance sheet.

“The data collection and analytics capabilities of the nFusz interactive video platform are very impressive,” stated Mr. DuBois. “I see significant market opportunities for the nFusz platform, and I look forward to lending my support to Rory and the management team during this high-growth period in the company’s history.”
Jim DuBois, former CIO at Microsoft

“I’ve been involved in leading-edge technology all of my professional career,” stated Erik Nielsen. “It’s not the technology itself that determines success and leadership status. It’s how the technology is deployed. And that’s what compelled me to become part of the nFusz team. They had the foresight to take a novel technology and deploy it in a way that will have a meaningful impact on numerous industries for years to come. I’m excited to be part of this forward-thinking team.”
Erik Nielsen, Senior Director, Marketing Strategy, Southwest Airlines

“Rory’s growth strategy for nFusz includes an emphasis on complimentary, accretive acquisitions,” stated Mr. Reddy. “I’m very excited to work with him and the other professionals on team nFusz to identify, analyze, and structure those opportunities likely to create the greatest shareholder value. It’s an exciting time to be part of this amazing group of individuals. As a platform business, nFusz represents a remarkable opportunity. I have worked with many young, high-growth companies. I’m thrilled to be joining the advisory team and offer my financial and M&A expertise.”
Chuck Reddy, Managing Director at Top 20 Fortune 500 global investment bank, JP Morgan Co. New York City

“I’m thrilled to be joining such an innovative team,” stated Mr. Jaffe. “The use of video content in sales and marketing has been expanding at an explosive pace. The introduction of interactivity within video, as developed by Rory and his talented team at nFusz, represents the next evolution of video, and I’m very excited to be part of it.”
Lewis Jaffe, former CEO of Oxford Media Inc.

“I understand very clearly what Rory and his exceptional leadership team intend to accomplish with nFusz, and I am excited to apply my knowledge and experience to help them achieve their growth and value creation goals,” stated Mr. Watkins.
Mory Watkins, MBA, award winning business professor at Loyola Marymount University and former CEO of numerous public and private technology companies in video technology and media

Know your time horizon and risk tolerance before investing in any security. Do your own research and due diligence and don’t trust just anyone with your hard earned money.

Becoming independently wealthy is hard, very hard, and requires immense grit and determination in the face of adversity.

Only a handful of longs will make it to the finish line, because they have what it takes to stay the course regardless of what others say.

I recently met Shlomo Benartzi, Behavioral Economist, Author and UCLA professor and had a very interesting conversation with him. He is a huge believer in interactive video and has used it in many experiments. Shlomo is triple sharp.

https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=shlomo+benartzi&tag=mh0b-20&index=stripbooks&hvadid=78615134711654&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=t&ref=pd_sl_9a7mzxixms_e

http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/faculty-and-research/behavioral-decision-making/faculty/benartzi

nFusz share price alone is substantially, grossly and ridiculously undervalued when it was at $3 per share. When we merge with Sound Concepts and begin trading on the NASDAQ jaws will drop.

Remember, Amazon long shareholders sit on a $1700 share price and the Amazon IPO was $18. Jeff Bezos worked feverishly at a small desk all by himself, relentlessly, and nobody but him believed in what he was doing.

Why Companies With Zero In Revenue Get Valued At Billions Of Dollars Jay Yarow Jan. 5, 2014, 8:16 AM

If there's one thing that vexes people, it's when hot, growing startups fail to generate revenue.
It's somehow seen as a sign of failure if a company isn't making money on day one. Twitter was dogged by the revenue question for years. Today it's doing billions in sales, and it's publicly traded at a ~$38 billion valuation. Same with Facebook, which faced the revenue question. It's making plenty of money.

Despite the lesson of these companies, people have the same sorts of questions about companies like Snapchat, and Pinterest, which have been valued at billions of dollars despite the fact that they have zero in revenue.

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen addressed this topic in an interview with the Wall Street Journal . As someone that invests in no-revenue companies, his answer is worth reading. Basically, he says, some companies know how to make money, they just haven't done it yet. Other companies are trying to figure it out, and you have to be careful with those companies, because they might figure it out and be huge (or they might fail).

Here's Andreessen:

There are two categories of companies like this. You can guess which one I think Pinterest is in.

There are the ones where everybody thinks they don't know how they're going to make money but they actually know. There's this kind of Kabuki dance that sometimes these companies put on where we're just a bunch of kids and we're just farting around and I don't know how we're going to make money. It's an act. They do it because they can. They don't let anyone else realize they have it figured out because that would just draw more competition. Facebook always knew, LinkedIn always knew, and Twitter always knew.

They knew the nature of the valuable product they were going to be able to offer and they knew people were going to pay for it. They hadn't defined it down to the degree of being ready to ship it, or they didn't have a sales force yet, so there were things that they hadn't yet done. But they knew. They had a high level of confidence and over the passage of time we discovered they were correct.

Now, there are other companies that honestly have no idea. Like, they really honestly have no idea. You need to be very cautious on these things because one of the companies that had no idea how it was going to make money when it first started was Google.

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-companies-with-no-revenue-get-valued-at-billions-of-dollars-2014-1

One need look no further than an insider and CEO for direction on the prospects for an organization. It’s very good due diligence that requires little effort to understand.

Social media will drive the nFusz engine and Rory & team are fueling it up as we speak.

If it were easy to become wealthy, everyone would be. But it’s hard, very hard because you have to go against the grain, down the path less traveled.

You have to have grit and confidence in your own ability to execute, to evaluate, to sort through vast amounts of information looking for that once in a lifetime opportunity that hasn’t happened...yet. Of new cloth as Rory says...

Q: The Worlds 1st Interactive Video on Twitter was created by:
1) Instagram
2) Facebook
3) Telx
4)nFuszhttps://twitter.com/Part_Timhttps://twitter.com/Part_Time_Happy/status/1017547158294319105e_Happy/status/1017547158294319105

Q: Which company did Rory Cutaia found in 2000 to disrupt the entire telecommunications space and then sell in 2006 for $216,000,000 (which resold for $1.9 BILLION a few years later):
1) Instagram
2) Facebook
3) Google
4) Netsuite
5) Telx
6) Salesforce
7) Verizon Communciations

Q: Which Los Angeles startup technology company’s stock price soared almost 3800% in 3 months primarily based on two Supernova 8K’s released on 1/3/18 and 2/12/18?
A) Google
B) nFusz
C) Facebook
D) Instagram
E) Netsuite
F) Microsoft

Q: With the prior 3800% share price increase as a bench mark for two 8K’s, what could the share price increase this time if another 1 or 2 Supernova 8K’s are released:
A) 3800%
B) 5000%
C) 7600%
D) 10,000%
E) 100,000%

Question: Does nFusz’s NotifiCRM Interactive Video Technology really work?
Answer: See for your yourself - Independent Third Party Verification (below data/short video by nFusz & Ignite Visibility) courtesy of inriwm:

Case Study
30 days
2246 viewers
95% statistical significance
388% click growth

https://nfusz.com/super/ajax/ajax2.php?mediaid=iWh5dQ

Think Rory isn’t positioning nFusz well. He’s on the July 4th, 2018 Cover of CIO Magazine CRM Edition. The Cover Reads: nFusz the CRM Masterminds (Rory’s Photo) https://magazine.cioreview.com/magazines/July2018/CRM/

DUE DILIGENCE ARTICLES FOR INQUIRING MINDS
nFusz investors/readers, all the below due diligence articles simply reinforce that we are in the right security, with the right technology, at the right time, with the absolute right management team. Take a look a few of them, it will open your mind to what is happening all around us.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/19/facebook-watch-video-ads-expand-to-more-social-media-stars.html

https://martechseries.com/social/social-media-advertising/early-adopters-linkedin-video-advertising-highlighted-animoto/

https://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/facebook-ar-ads/

https://www.adweek.com/digital/snapchat-story-ads-work-heres-how-to-see-success-in-seconds/

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/digital-video-advertising-domination/256031/

https://www.business2community.com/marketing/how-kraft-heinz-combined-video-ads-with-influencer-marketing-to-drive-mac-cheese-sales-02090363

https://smallbiztrends.com/2018/06/social-media-video-advertising-tips.html

Sales Not Where You Want Them to Be? Consider Video Marketing. https://www.entrepreneur.com/video/315303

https://www.inc.com/bill-carmody/how-to-leverage-social-media-in-2018-a-video-marketing-guide-for-brands.html

https://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2018/03/01/top-tips-for-using-video-in-your-social-media-marketing-strategy/#204e21092a80

https://www.jeffbullas.com/video-content-on-social-media/

https://sachsmarketinggroup.com/interactive-video-the-next-biggest-content-marketing-buzzword/

https://www.ama.org/publications/MarketingNews/Pages/video-content-about-to-explode.aspx

https://neilpatel.com/blog/product-videos-conversion/

https://marketrealist.com/2018/07/facebooks-video-ambitions-cause-friction-with-media

https://launchpoint.marketo.com/nfusz/interactive-video-and-notificrm-by-nfusz

http://tubularinsights.com/videos-sell-products-watch/

New readers, here’s the backstory on Nfusz and CEO/founder Rory Cutaia:

NFUSZ Founder, Chairman, CEO & President Rory Cutaia was a very successful attorney in NYC for many years, working with world renowned entrepreneurs. In the year 2000 he conceived the idea for Telx, to disrupt the telecommunications industry (Blue Ocean Strategy)

Telx created telecommunication interconnection and colocation data centers in the United States. Before Telx, telecommunications companies had to invest and create their own which was very costly. Rory’s idea was to create them and allow the telecommunications companies to lease/rent hubs which saved them HUGE money.

So, in 2000 the company was started and by 2006 Rory sold it for $216,000,000 making investors 18X their money. Telx sold again in 2015 for $1.9 BILLION! See below link.

Here’s a quote from 2006 article of GI Partners purchase of Telx:

“telx's business model and prior achievements are impressive, and we are very excited about their vision and prospects," said Eric Harrison, Managing Director of GI Partners. "We believe that telx is poised to revolutionize the industry and will continue to create significant value for shareholders."

Here’s the link so investors can educate themselves and understand the success:

http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2006/11/22/gi-partners-buys-telx-56-marietta

https://www.gipartners.com/private-equity/portfolio

https://www.thestreet.com/story/13217986/1/abry-and-berkshire-exit-telx-through-19b-sale-to-digital-realty.html

DISRUPTING & BUILDING THINGS (& GREAT TEAMS) IS WHAT GIVES RORY PASSON. ITS WITHIN HIS UNIQUE ABILITIES

SO, WHY BUY AND HOLD NFUSZ?

Think the NFUSZ share price is TOO high to buy in now? Thinking of waiting to see if it drops a bit? Take a look at this link about why it’s better to average up vs average down on great securities like NFUSZ:

http://business.financialpost.com/investing/5-reasons-why-its-better-to-average-up

If you’ve been averaging down on stocks your whole investment life and your investment thesis has not made you wealthy yet, maybe it’s time to try something new? NOW IS THE TIME WITH NFUSZ. “The definition of crazy is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.”

Investors are searching right now for “once in a lifetime” opportunities.

DISCLAIMER: Do your own independent due diligence. Know your individual time horizon and risk tolerance before investing in any security.