Doone... Unless you haven't figured it out yet, I'm persistent and I know how to be keen and aggressive in order to get a job done. It's that simple. I laid it out there as such without going into all the minutiae. Is that so hard for you to understand without giving a "have no clue at all" generalization?
It boils down to 4.5 months and, basically, not one major company landed for the great product we have. Why? You tell me. All I'm telling you is that I, and probably a few others, indeed could probably get the job done. And the more I dwell on it perhaps the more I'm coming to realize that there may indeed be the need for additions to the ambassador corps.
At first I was in strong support of the idea of ambassadors (independent sales force a la Avon, Amway etc) and there is perhaps a glimmer of hope left that they may indeed pull it out, but the results so far do paint a rather poor picture and that's something you can't argue about. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying ambassadors aren't working hard, but hard work without much to show for it translates into "what" for us? .0068 per share, that's what. And I'd think you can agree that that just isn't such a great result.
Both our objectives appear to be the same: We want the company to make money so that we make money. To that end I will continue to speak out. If ambassadors want to have a presence on an mboard, there is bound to be suggestions thrown their way and contructive criticism laid out. Now they can agree/disagree with whatever is out there, but instead of throwing a bucket of water on such comments, perhaps you should give them some deeper thought in light of the "results" so far achieved by the company and its direction.
Maybe the WSJ ads will be a turning point. Let's hope so. If not, I think it will be a very polar winter around here for a while.
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