POUNCE TECHNOLOGIES Forum: Community User: Traderer

um was gehte da

Ist jemand bei der öffentlichen tell conference heute Abend miteingeachltet!

noch 11 cent bei der diba...schade. ...

Post von Slyce auf Facbook... Visual search apps are a key, proven tool for encouraging impulse purchases. According to Accenture's annual holiday trend survey, nearly 70% of US shoppers plan to compare prices and features while they are actually in your store. How are you preparing to make it easy for your customers to shop and buy from your physical and digital storefronts this holiday season? Slyce #holidayshopping2015 #mcommerce https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/more-us-shoppers-plan-to-increase-holiday-spending-annual-accenture-survey-reveals.htm

Post von Slyce auf Facebook.. Visual search algorithms are the cornerstone of autonomous cars. Interestingly, self-driving cars are expected to even transform how cities are designed, say architects, allowing much more green space. City planners are already meeting trying to understand the impact and plan the way forward. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/self-driving-cars-will-push-us-to-rethink-how-we-build-cities-say-planners/article27090747/

Danke für die Info

Kug Danke

@ Kug, Danke!

@ mMn eine sehr richtige Betrachtung der Fakten! Hinzu kommt, dass man sich mal den Verlauf der TSXV ansehen sollte! Fachleute sehen alleine darin begründet einen Großteil der Gründe für den Verfall!

alles fakten die stimmen..es spricht so vieles für slyce..das problem ist das sie mehr ausgeben als einnehmen..und bis sich das ändert braucht es bisschen zeit..wie bei jedem startup..deshalb sinkt auch der kurs..aber es wird der tag kommen an dem sich das warten sehr auszahlen wird

aus dem stockhouse forum..find ich sehr interessant die ansicht I think one of the important issues is the transparancy. We have no numbers about how many people are using it for buying things in apps / mobile sites. Mark Elfenbein said in September that they receive around 3000 search requests per day. With the new clients Zappos.com, Shoe Carnival, Urban Outfitters and Best Buy this numbers can reach 10000 (specially with the main target group of Urban Outfitters).  I think that should be a realistic number. But this number also include a lot of users who want only try out new features. If they will use it to buy is another question. In the last conference call Mark Elfenbein said that the downloads of the Home Depot App increased because of the visual search feature. Also that Home Depot advertises the technologie actively.  Example: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9Y2d6axfcEDNUUwZDNQNzhuTHM/view?pli=1 Neiman Marcus expanded their visual seach content to all other categories after shoes and bags only. EuroPacific said, that on the Slyce Invest conference, JCPenney said that they choosed Slyce because they have the best technology and have a lot of retail experience. Zappos.com will use the visual search technology although his parent company (AMAZON) also has a visual search technology. So I believe that there is demand for visual search. Slyce had a high cash burn and (in compare) a low revenue in the first year. Mark Elfenbein said in the last call that they are cutting the expenses what will influence the next quarter positively. Remember, Slyce is on the market since last year. They have contracts with big retailers like ToysRus, Home Depot, JC Penney, Urban Outfitters, Best Buy etc... The average base price for a license is $10.000 (snap to buy).  But this price is without extras like higher search volume, coupons author, provision etc. etc. In the quarter ended on July 31st they had follow customers of visual search technology: JCPenney, ToysRus, Neiman Marcus, Tillys and Home Depot (visual search in the Home Depot app launched mid of July). Mainly this customers should be the reason for the revenue result of $518k. Now, with the new customers and featuers we should see soon a revenue > 1 Mio. I do not believe that this happened in the quarter August-November but the next one should bring it. That was a message from Slyce from October: As for the model, we're making on average $10k/mo for initial snap-to-buy use case. Layer in universal scanner, coupons, analytics, and we can grow that retailer to more than $50k MRR by end of year 1. Since we have more than 200 retailers in our pipeline and in active discussions, we have a clear path to becoming a very big business in the next 2 years.  Also to add: - SnipSnap App - Pounce App - Craves App With all this facts its hard to understand why the share price is going down so massively

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Jetzt schmiert Slice schon am WE ab

Jetzt habe ich auch einen der meinen Namen kopiert. Wo kommen die alle her?

@Keinstein Bring Dein Geld zur Sparkasse und hör bitte auf uns zu nerven. Danke

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