I get notified when a member makes an exceptional purchase. Today, one of our travel vendors let us know that a member completed what sounds like a really, really nice vacation. It cost over $12,000. After I got over my envy, I started to add up what that meant for her (guessing gender from the … Continue reading How to make vacation memories last much, much longer
Now the time has come to be pure. Time to simplify. Time to focus on the long term that becoming an owner of iConsumer represents.
You can invest directly in iConsumer before the price goes up! If you invest before we raise the price, your investment will go further and you’ll own more shares. Your choice as to how you invest. When you buy from us, we invest the money in marketing. Buying on the stock market makes investors happy, which is also a good thing.
We’ve been suggesting that if you’re going to shop at Amazon (and it’s hard not to, sometimes), that you use iConsumer. Even though you don’t get shares or cash back. Because, simply put, iConsumer makes money when you do. And that’s a great thing for every owner. Our revenue from Amazon in May was up … Continue reading Amazon – Bottom Line, It’s Adding Up
We’ve begun to get requests from stock analysts (ok, one request) for our economic model. Public companies typically want stock analysts to “follow” the company and write reports on them. This helps to drive interest in the company, which generally helps to drive liquidity, which generally helps to raise the stock price. Of course, the … Continue reading Economic Model / Stock Analysts
Letter from a Shareholder I love letters from our shareholders. Sometimes the answers involve information that, to be fair to all investors and prospective investors, should be published to everybody at the same time. Sometimes there are great suggestions that everybody should think about. Thus this post. Ryan P writes (and I’ve slightly edited): In … Continue reading Did We Impress?
Yesterday we filed with the SEC the paperwork necessary to have our offering requalified. Our offering allows us to offer people the chance to earn our stock. Without a qualified, effective offering, we’re not supposed to offer our stock (either for sale or to be earned as a rebate). Last year, for several reasons, we … Continue reading Not Making the Same Mistake Twice
When payday comes, who gets paid? You may have noticed that Uber has an upcoming IPO and they are worth up to $90 Billion. That’s ‘B’ as in “Boy that’s a lot of money!” That means a big pay-day for…investors. Not drivers. Not users. This valuation is despite the brand being deep in the red, … Continue reading What “payday” means
Last week we had the honor of presenting iConsumer at the ThinkEquity Conference. Companies like ours present at these conferences for two basic reasons. First, to help support their stock price. Second, to attract new investors. For us, it’s definitely the second reason. As I will keep saying, our stock price going up is lots … Continue reading ThinkEquity Conference Recap
I want people to make a killing speculating on iConsumer’s stock. But it’s a long-term killing. Nothing overnight.