kingrichards
04-19-2009, 09:53 PM
Make sure you add OPMG to your watch list, recent movement in the stock price suggest the company might have a small float. This means the stock could move very easy and I wouldn't be surprised to see huge swings upward!
I send out my emails using Constant Contact email service, they are a public company and as of Friday traded at $18.36 a share and valued at over $500 Million.
OPMG is trading at under $1 right now and I strongly believe it could be a buyout candidate one day.
Let me explain..
If you read OPMG's CEO profile you will see that he's a serial entrepreneur.
Mr. Frohman's experience includes founding and serving as CEO of National Lead Services, Inc., which was acquired by Seisint, Inc. Seisint operated as a wholly owned subsidiary under the name eDirect. eDirect later purchased 24/7 Mail and Naviant, which became it's corporate identity. Later Naviant was sold for $135 million.
Mr. Frohman then facilitated the same sales model at Seisint, which was sold the following year to Reed Elsevier, Lexis–Nexis division, for $780 million.
In addition, Frohman was a consultant for Verid Identification. He guided Verid to market their web-based identity verification process. Verid was ultimately acquired by EMC Corporation for over $120 million.
I think you get the picture. In less than a year Mr. Frohman has OPMG doing revenues of roughly $1 million a month!!!
With the rate this company is growing at and it's depressed stock price I believe it's very possible a bigger company come in and buy them out at a premium!
Online advertising and marketing is big business. It's this same revenue model that drives, Myspace, Facebook and Google. Companies spend billions each year to reach consumers and the most direct way is email.
OPMG provides 3 distinctive services:
Email marketing, Text Messaging, and Lead generation.
Did you know that 90% of text messages are read and is the only medium that reaches consumer at the moment of broadcast because consumers are seldom far from their cell phones.
Clients have included ATT, Dell, Disney, Fox, Texas Instruments etc..
Online advertising will continue to grow as the market place gets more competitive. PwC announced that Internet Advertising revenues reached $5.9 billion for the third quarter of 2008 a gain of 11% over the same period in 2007.
OPMG is already capturing a % of this pie.
It's amazing that in less than a year of operation OPMG is already doing roughly $1 million in revenues a month. I can't imagine how big the company might become
I send out my emails using Constant Contact email service, they are a public company and as of Friday traded at $18.36 a share and valued at over $500 Million.
OPMG is trading at under $1 right now and I strongly believe it could be a buyout candidate one day.
Let me explain..
If you read OPMG's CEO profile you will see that he's a serial entrepreneur.
Mr. Frohman's experience includes founding and serving as CEO of National Lead Services, Inc., which was acquired by Seisint, Inc. Seisint operated as a wholly owned subsidiary under the name eDirect. eDirect later purchased 24/7 Mail and Naviant, which became it's corporate identity. Later Naviant was sold for $135 million.
Mr. Frohman then facilitated the same sales model at Seisint, which was sold the following year to Reed Elsevier, Lexis–Nexis division, for $780 million.
In addition, Frohman was a consultant for Verid Identification. He guided Verid to market their web-based identity verification process. Verid was ultimately acquired by EMC Corporation for over $120 million.
I think you get the picture. In less than a year Mr. Frohman has OPMG doing revenues of roughly $1 million a month!!!
With the rate this company is growing at and it's depressed stock price I believe it's very possible a bigger company come in and buy them out at a premium!
Online advertising and marketing is big business. It's this same revenue model that drives, Myspace, Facebook and Google. Companies spend billions each year to reach consumers and the most direct way is email.
OPMG provides 3 distinctive services:
Email marketing, Text Messaging, and Lead generation.
Did you know that 90% of text messages are read and is the only medium that reaches consumer at the moment of broadcast because consumers are seldom far from their cell phones.
Clients have included ATT, Dell, Disney, Fox, Texas Instruments etc..
Online advertising will continue to grow as the market place gets more competitive. PwC announced that Internet Advertising revenues reached $5.9 billion for the third quarter of 2008 a gain of 11% over the same period in 2007.
OPMG is already capturing a % of this pie.
It's amazing that in less than a year of operation OPMG is already doing roughly $1 million in revenues a month. I can't imagine how big the company might become