Replies to post #10282 on Mike Lindell Media Corp (MLMC)

[xanadu]

(Edit) w0od, NO ONE, NO ONE, that I have spoken to in the past 7-8 months has ever heard of GZ. Hopefully Gary brought expertise to evaluate how the billboards are doing in specific zip codes, then how the SB ad does in the 3 markets it is seen in, and so on. I do see NetFlix practically everywhere. Pops up on everything like grocery bags to a local small town newspaper. However, must be costing them a big bunch to do it. Once told that after a week to 10 days that those driving by a billboard daily have shut it out, don't see it any longer, but I would think what they saw should still be in their subconscious. Have a friend in RE who has a billboard contract and the board/message itself is moved from place to place in town in sort of a picture frame/insert manner. Many who know of our friendship have mentioned to me about having seen his billboard. The cost for billboards can be/is very expensive.

(Edit) Wonder if they have done anything on the college campuses that was spoken of? Would seem students are often trying to make a few bucks and have computers. Getting an active affiliate going about on every college campus possible would drag some in.

[MoneyWpennies]

You're right about the advertising, they really need to come up with a serious ad campaign, even if it means raising a few million dollars and blowing it all. They need to be on TV every other commercial in order to get the attention. However, this is what GZFX needs at a MINIMUM because if/when Netflix, and now Blockbuster, sees GZFX as a threat they can quickly ad video games to their collection, which poses another problem. GZFX is a good idea, but the realsity is that anyone with money could put something together, they need to pull out all stops on the budgeting if they even want a chance in the market. All IMO, but makes sense to me.