Thanks “FANTOMAS” for recommending to IR my Display-As-A-Scoreboard Idea.
Thanks “rago” for doing the same and for concluding that I’d be an asset as a consultant.
Thanks “the deputy” for putting out your “IR person” thoughts about me.
I’m so glad you three and others need no further convincing that I know what I’m talking about.

So far as anybody who may harbor doubts about what experiences I’ve had to back up what I say, it may surprise you to what degree and how well I can document what I’ve learned on-the-job, which should leave you with no reservations. There’s no substitute for the truthfulness and the value of the initiatives you’ve previously taken and previously tested over time. Later on, in another message, I will talk about it.

But, for now, I don’t want to lose your attention. So, I’ll move forward to another subject, related to what I’ve said about the deficiencies of our website. Both Fancamp’s survival and, going beyond that, its grand and stupendous future hinges on how it doesn’t waste time but, instead, hour-by-hour and day-by-day uses great systemized business intelligence to establish new business relationships and build them up.

Important, as well, is documenting, on that hourly timescale, what we’re doing and getting a handle on how well it’s working. We have, possibly, two hundred or so people or organizations that we, without question, must be communicating with, in depth, on a continuing basis.

I put the word “urgently” in my headline for a reason. Is there anyone out there whose patience hasn’t run out by now? Hasn’t there been enough finger-pointing, which hasn’t gotten us anywhere?

What I know will work will not cost millions of dollars for more drill holes (the information of which will probably be ignored anyway, even if anyone bothers to find out in the first place). For free, I will outline on this Message Hub, step-by-step, what absolutely must be done, quantifiably and without delay, to make Fancamp an increasing topic of interest with the critically important media publicity people, the industry publication people, and the investment advisory people we target to befriend.

My Display-As-A-Scoreboard Idea is the hook I’ve used to grab your attention. Now that I have it, I don’t want you to go away. Stay tuned. And stay with me.