Audioboom Share Discussion Threads

[rachelrileysbra] 22/5/2020 18:49

Dom ... Have you heard of AON podcasts ?

[sir_dominic] 22/5/2020 17:48

So Apple and Amazon are playing catch up but seem to be targeting individual podcast producers rather than whole platform like Audioboom. Or maybe who knows? This could mean a bidding competition for Audioboom a main prize...

[deanoblues] 22/5/2020 08:56

https://twitter.com/sportschris/status/1263738793393156102?s=21

[daar] 22/5/2020 08:02

Interesting very interesting

[rachelrileysbra] 21/5/2020 22:39

Akers holds quite a few shares as does mike staten I recall

[lukehold] 21/5/2020 22:37

Exceelllent

[sir_dominic] 21/5/2020 22:28

😁😁😁great minds 😁😁😁

[sir_dominic] 21/5/2020 22:18

hxxps://www.macrumors.com/2020/05/21/apple-exclusive-original-podcast-content/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

[daar] 21/5/2020 19:08

Spotify acquisitions 1. Gimlet Media ($20M in revenue, $200+M)2. The Ringer ($20M in revenue, $200+M)Exciting times

[deanoblues] 21/5/2020 12:48

They wouldn't miss $200 million for us then ;-)https://twitter.com/sportschris/status/1263435673731809280?s=21

[deanoblues] 21/5/2020 12:29

Good pointhttps://twitter.com/tambulla/status/1263389769591070726?s=21

[poebardem] 21/5/2020 09:36

Like any other content ad business, AB could be sold to a larger business or go from $30 million to $100m in revenue in a few short years. I suspect the former and no doubt we will find out soon considering they are in a sales process and Raine are a seasoned M&A firm.

[mdchand] 21/5/2020 09:13

Even the beeb is commenting on this deal

[wooty01] 21/5/2020 08:40

Great link deano- Rogan at $100m went cheap at 3 X revenues. Gimlet and The Ringer were 10 X revenue.

[deanoblues] 21/5/2020 08:33

Read this thread on twitter link...now we know why Spotify paid so much...or so little...the power of podcasting folks!!!!https://twitter.com/michaelippo/status/1263286031505412096?s=12

[rachelrileysbra] 20/5/2020 22:27

JTMG

Wrong. Most likely you have seen my breasts at some point, 10+ years ago at least.
I just do radio and podcasts now and rarely get my baps papped

Correct - Boris does lie. Compulsive.

Dom, Year an Year Growth ...

[jasperthemonkeygod] 20/5/2020 22:09

I don't think any woman at any age would admit to being 38 d bra, but nice try

I'd say you lie thru' your teeth more than Boris, but that isn't possible

[sir_dominic] 20/5/2020 22:05

I feel greatly misunderstood like Robespierre and Danton being marched by the communes to be guillotined.


RRB first quarter 40% doesn’t mean that this growth will be maintained and sustained. Sure market may be expanding but big players now gained good pace and filling up new space very quickly. The advantage of the small independent companies was at the beginning because the could act as the disruptors. Now big boys play the same game because everyone is awaken to the podcast craze. There is a reason why companies like Gimlet or Ringer sell to the highest bidder instead of keeping going as independent.

Now, I’ll play open game here, I have modest 15000 shares currently and I’m not selling. My average price is £2.14 and I believe that at present BOOM will be sold for over £100m . Hopefully well over that. If this will not happen soon-ish, the further we go the more competitive podcast industry will become and big players will start pushing out the smaller ones in the name of “who is not with us is against us”.

(Now as a gentleman in his 40’s I will not make any comments about your bra size but I will be waiting for the address to dispatch the goods. )

[rachelrileysbra] 20/5/2020 21:28

Dom,

That ceiling must be approaching fast

"We last updated the market on April 7th where we detailed 40% year on year revenue growth in Q1 2020, our strongest ever Q1"

Growth does not tend to slow in a rapidly expanding market

Big companies were once minnows, even if they were minnows when other big companies were around.
Either you are very naive or you know this and are trying very badly to paint a picture. I assumed the former but now I think the latter.

Naughty step for you little boy
(BTW 38 D and still very pert and firm for a lady in her 40's)

[sir_dominic] 20/5/2020 20:19

Ohhh Wooty you Sancho Panza to Don Quixote RRB. Me having an opinion about the industry or the business have nothing to do with me believing in it or not. I have shares in the business and I obviously want it to do well. But that doesn't mean I need to have some kind of emotional love relationship with it and not being able to be critical or realistic about it. Do you really think that this forum should be only for people who have the same opinion about everything ?

Now about starting the business and running the business I've done it all and still doing it, from your previous posts I can see that you only see the world through employee glasses and you have never run anything yourself. Maybe you are or were self employed ? But this is still just a job, not running a business really. It is not very nice that you are judging people without knowing what they are doing in their lives apart from commenting on this forum.

I hope that you will behave from now on a little bit nicer and allow people to have their own opinions.

[jasperthemonkeygod] 20/5/2020 20:18

Yes lukey, yes it is

[lukehold] 20/5/2020 20:14

Spotify's mcap is 34bln monkey keep up

[jasperthemonkeygod] 20/5/2020 20:09

I think your idea of a £200 share price is a little far fetched lukey, but I notice you got a few green ticks for that, so well done you

[wooty01] 20/5/2020 19:07

Chimp I'm glad you've got a new play mate in dommy.