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05/14/14 9:08 PM

#106974 RE: Bob-C #106967

SEEK Domain Names and Buy Out potential- http://HelloNetwork.com, http://www.PodiatristProfiles.com , http://www.DentistAppointments.com, http://www.helloflight.com, http://www.TheDirectory.com, http://www.NevadaLawyer.com, http://www.­chiropractor.­net, http://www.Therapists.net

In addition, SEEK is the only Internet Search Company to my knowledge that has a website for every city with over 20,000 population,roughly 1580 websites.All the sites begin with "Hello" E.G-http://HelloMiami.com, http://HelloManhattan.com, http://HelloLasVegas.com etc.

Yep,that's right everyone should check the city they live...Hello(yourcity) and then .com

Just think of the massive value that will be unlocked once SEEK is done with revamping and monetizing of these websites.

In the last few years, many large companies have realized the growing power of the internet, wireless technologies and the use of mobile devices to generate higher revenues and profits. This has resulted in significant and substantial amounts of capital being raised and expended to acquire these companies and wireless mobile communication technologies.

On June 19, 2013, Yahoo! Inc., acquired "Tumblr," an internet blog posting website for $1.10 billion. Tumblr was started in 2007, and generated $13 million in revenues in 2012, and $13 million in the first quarter of 2013. According to Yahoo's Form 10-Q Report for June 30, 2013, the $1.10 billion acquisition, included $113 million in liabilities, for a net purchase price of $990.2 million. The acquisition price of $1.10 billion was 84 times Tumblr's $13 million in revenues for 2012.

In August 2012, Facebook Inc. acquired Instagram, a mobile phone-based photo-sharing service. Instagram was started in October of 2012, had 16 employees and reported no revenue at the time of the closing of the transaction. According to Facebook's Form 10-K Annual Report for December 31, 2012, the purchase price of $521 million included $433 million allocated to "goodwill."

The market for TheDirectory.com products and services is huge, worth many billions a year, we all know that. Change at the top has been happening, all be it slowly, it's still happening. With the recent growth in mobile, video and Internet search in general, the 150 year old multi-billion dollar a year yellow page business model has essentially collapsed and been replaced. During this process the mobile/video space in particular has become highly fragmented. Opportunity in just the mobile space alone is huge right now. Mobile and Video search will be the future of TheDirectory.com.

TheDirectory.com may not obtain a price $500 million to $1.10 billion range as in the case of the acquisitions of Tumblr and Instagram; however it does give an indication of the kinds of prices these firms are willing to pay to acquire companies with revolutionary products,especially in the search space.

So far SEEK has already received 2 buyout offers and SEEK rejected both. These offers were when SEEK had far less assets.

With Add campaign on CNN, TNT, MSNBC,CBNC BUSINESS many eyes are on SEEK. And the National Media Campaign to reach 30 million consumers will create a tremendous amount of interest from major investors on wallstreet.

Many more bigger internet players will flocking with buyout offers soon.

1 cent to 15 cents possible sooner than we think. 20 cents, 50 cents-$1.50 possible by years end.

Traderade

05/15/14 12:17 AM

#106992 RE: Bob-C #106967

This is the type of chart that should replace the dated ones featured on this message board. It is accurate, but most of all, it is current. Furthermore, I believe it paints an accurate portrait of the recent challenges experienced by some investors here. Its transparency bolsters its validity.

Please update the dated charts to more accurately convey the beautiful enigma that is SEEK.

-Hold Fast!