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Microcap & Penny Stocks : AWLT wines and gourmet food - Italy Direct -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Selfop who wrote (747)	3/31/1998 8:10:00 PM
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A new guy to AWLT... it seems this thread rivals some of the best roundtables held on CNBC's Hardball. So, let's face it. This co's desire to achieve firm financial gains in the "immediate future" is obviously running at a dead zero, or maybe the AWLT's got the wrong man out here answering questions. Facts: (1) M. Landi is not concerned with improving the web site for the time being. (To add CGI-Bin pages and associated product catalog ordering info could be accomplished in as little as a few real hours of work.. that is if you know what you are doing with a web site). (2) AWLT's BOD is not concerned with it's stock holders desires to see it advance to the next level (out of the .16 gutter). If they were, then the stock holders would at least hear something from this company besides why financials are delayed. (3) Who is responsible for the company's PR/SR? Obviously not M. Landi. His responses to this thread are somewhat defensive in nature. (4) A successful business requires SALES. (5) Good sales numbers require LEADS. (6) Good lead numbers require ADVERTISING. (7) In order to participate in a SALE from LEADS that come from ADVERTISING, you need some way to EFFECTIVELY PROCESS IT. (8) If any item in 4-7 fails, then the company fails. Since effectively processing sales through the advertising that they are doing on their web site is NOT A PRIORITY with M. Landi, then where is the ultimate responsibility for this lack of concern rest? For Matt Landi: If anyone on this thread can recommend a buy on this (undervalued?) stock, I'll buy it... and at the same time I'll offer the following to AWLT: 1. 250 Megabytes of server space. 2. Free transfer of the website to the new server. 3. Free construction of customer ordering (CGI-BIN) pages, complete with shopping carts and the like. 4. Unlimited E-Mail addresses, and forwarding. 5. Other services such as bulletin boards, etc. 6. Free weekly updates to the website. 7. Free registration with over 300 search engines. I'll provide this service free for six months. After that, it's a whopping seventy five bucks a month. But on the other hand, if Araldica is satisfied with its current modus operandi, and its sales figures.... do you think that spending an extra hour or two per week to set up your customer order pages is too much to ask? I mean, you obviously spend time reading this thread.... Don't mean to complain, since I'm not a stockholder (???), but jeez, a little extra work would get rid of a lot of griping. Brian (Sorry for the pseudonym)