And when do we want it? |
Yes they are indeed on track
I guess we shareholders always want more |
But, in term of elevate, they are on track. |
I would agree that the team will have thought through all the possibilities- including those raised here
Let’s hope they can execute - promising so far but slower than we would all hope |
bonio That’s not the online community that is planned (speculative opinion)
I guess it will be built into the elevate.io platform |
Online community?
There hasn't been a mention on Reddit in 3 weeks from what I can tell. |
Salmon I see user numbers
Engineering tests for scaling Data testing for marketing to the free tier Seeding to build user numbers so it can’t be ignored by the mass market.
If it was me I would be looking at getting some ‘flag ship pro users’ at agencies signed up the hard way by knocking on doors.
No one talks about the ‘online community’ they plan on building that is also key for success
Targeting obvious pro tier users when the timing is right
Pretty sure they have thought this out professionally
I’ll go with that .
Or my theory😀514; |
Concentrate
Those who are stressed, unconvinced and take their cues from the stock market. |
The larger the group the greater the certainty, once the data is in. |
chriscallen Another uncertainty to me, given the slight information available to me, is the quality of the 40,000 who registered for the free version, from the perspective of who they are and how many of them are likely prospects for conversion to the paid model. I recall they have done limited advertising, but to what extent would that deliver solid prospects for future paid members rather than many people who may be hobbyists or people who are simply curious. The question I have raised is so basic that they must be totally aware of this issue and will have taken this into account in what they are currently doing and planning. So, they are sure to have a reliable answer to this. |
Select a multiple out of thin air and Bob's yer aunty. |
The only uncertain issues are the precise date of the release and the conversion rate from free users to payers. Once the product is released we know it should have exceptionally high margins so it is a cash machine. They had an initial target of 1M paying users and at that level their revised model generates sales of £432M. Take off the costs and you still have a very large profit and a huge amount of cash generated to fund future growth and even perhaps dividends. The share price will rise to reflect this. |
Too much time on our hands. We need share price movement. |
Who doesn't rate elevate, Nick? |
I don’t think they’re necessarily planning on having the marketplace…in place…by intro of the paid tiers. Though nice if they do.
I think more likely that a few key things you might typically eventually find in it they’ll have built into the generators part of elevate.io as a standard part of a paid plan e.g. speech to text. |
Here's a question to ask yourself for a bit of fun over the weekend.If, on Monday, you had to choose between two offers, which would you go for ...1. You could forward sell your shares now for a guaranteed 15p paid in June next year, or2. You commit to buying the same amount of shares as you hold for a guaranteed 15p, also in June.Your answer may give you an insight into your confidence level with your investment. Write your answer down, put it in a drawer and open it in June. Just for fun. |
bonio Does it matter?
People here don’t rate elevate so adding a feature or a market place is irrelevant 😀 |
Yes.
That’s an issue.
However IM and his family are heavily invested so I’m sure they have a plan.
I still have a gut feeling they will succeed, and our patience will be rewarded. |
Yup - but the window is closing apace.
And so is the cash position. |
Bonio.
I recon stuff is going on in the back ground.
Sumit did say they are in talks, and I believe him. |
How's the marketplace coming along?
How many third parties are developing for it prior to launch? |
JV agreed.
However people would rather wait and pay up when they can prove there is demand for the paid version. |