Replies to post #44379 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[shula]

what rt mngmt doesnt realize is that there are a number of things they could do in the coming weeks before the launch that would greatly help the sp and get it up to a level where it would be much easier to raise money and do deals. As a matter of fact i will bet the stock would/will run much higher BEFORE the launch ever even took place....in anticipation of....thats what penny players love. Announce a company name and symbol change...announce and DO the share buyback....run a well run promo...etc. If they got their act together right now this stock could be at a dime BEFORE the launch even happened....that would help them a ton down the road. What is it that the company fails to understand about this? They have a sexy story with a low OS and a lot of the float tied up. The stock is ready to go to new levels and they insist on sitting on their hands! What in the world are they waiting for????

[davidam]

Another very good blog by Dom. I will sticky this one because it has a direct link to his blogs which are becoming more frequent which I like and want to see continue

[otterman]

Very well written. If he puts that type of quality into the company then I now this will be a winner. I had a bit of trouble with the 'Voice' section though. The trouble is that the masses out on the internet dont have a clue what they want. The last 20 years of 'here today, gone later today' developments have proven that. Im middle aged myself and when talking with the younger generations about what they see in the future or even what they like best right now their answer is most commonly 'Huh'?

What makes a great company or product are those who can filter through all the senseless static and bring not only the future to market now, but also the building blocks or scalability to go along with it (which he did cover).

Im already seeing 20 yr olds who dont recall technology that was out 5-10 years ago. Being on the DJ side of music in the past I recall all the formats, many useless, back to the early 70s. Was a real shot in the arm last week to find the teenagers of a couple of my cooworker's who not only knew what was, but appreciated the quality, of vinyl. Its been an irk of mine, having bought a new receiver and turntable recently, that the same technology which can bring such brilliance to my old vinyl is the same technology which is being used to dumb down the products of today.