the short game only works ifshareholders sell into a declining market shareprice. Tinley has some loyal followers that are strong hands but also has weak hands. Our management team hasn't really announced our presence or informed the public that we exist through normal channels like tv ads and such. We have some very capable people lined up that can get us out there in the eyes of investors. I'm not sure if we are frugally stretching dollars, afraid of our own success or if our team just doesn't see the value in it with the circumstances being what they are for delays and missing deadlines.
My sense is that we are going to get more news than we've been used to. We are only a couple of days away from the CSE monthly and California can't keep dragging out the inspections or licensing.
It sounds like we are selling some products and getting re-orders. Whether or not we can get some conventional advertising going could be curtailed for some reason, but I would welcome it to get some awareness outside of social media chat lines.
There are some big carrots being dangled in front of Jeff by way of performance bonus shares so the clock is ticking on those and I doubt that he wants to lose them.
It's not like we are the only ones that see a future in this style of beverages and sometimes it seems as though we are squandering our first strike advantage, at least in Canada with Canopy announcing their considerable line.
I have some experience in the beverage business and the "recipe" for the formulations is cherished and closely guarded with only a fraction being successful amongst a lot of trials. Team Tinley are beverage professionals and company builders and have a couple of years of testing and tweaking for our line of products to make them a winning brand but the consumer has the last say. The first sell is easy but being the leading product in the category takes repeat customers or they will move on and try other's products. glta and dyodd