Snipp Interactive (SPN/SNIPF) is a Canadian loyalty & promotions technology company that in its own words “provides mobile marketing, rebates, and loyalty solutions in the United States, Canada, Ireland, and internationally.”
I normally like to steer clear of OTC stocks. However, trading at only $0.22, SNIPF is a far better stock than it has any right to be. It has an incredible roster of clients that includes such household names as Pepsi, Estee Lauder, L’Oreal, Starbucks, and Nestle.
When you look at its marketing solutions, it makes sense that such big-name firms would be eager to join up with Snipp. Its platform rewards customers at the same time as it culls their purchase history data, allowing these firms to make more intelligent business decisions.
Snipp also boasts innovations in its Machine Learning and AI Engine that provide it with a leading edge over its competitors, as well as diversified and recurring revenue streams encompassing not only promotions/rewards, but also licensing and loyalty & rebate solutions. (Read more about the sales mix here.)
Fortune 500 companies are sitting up and taking note. No wonder SNIPF’s revenue grew 69% year-to-date in 2021 versus 2020.
There are, of course, some significant negatives here. Otherwise, the stock would be trading at much higher prices.
One very big negative is that COGS, or Costs of Goods Sold, are WAY too high. As you can see from MarketWatch’s listed annual financials for Snipp, they have been far higher than revenue every year for the past five years. That’s obviously not tenable, and it’s borderline absurd, even for a growth stock. Which is often the case for tech companies as market entry is quite expensive at times.
However, on an annual basis, COGS have also been decreasing every year, plummeting to $12.39 million (M) as of year-end 2020 from $19.87 M in 2017. This is reassuring, suggesting the group is working on cutting costs – and succeeding, albeit at a slow rate.
We also acknowledge that Snipp is working hard on mounting a turnaround and changing its business model to one that brings in recurring revenues. So far, its plans do seem to be bearing fruit, suggesting these high COGS may eventually prove to have been worthwhile.
While Snipp’s net loss of $1.3 M as of the end of 2020 may not inspire strong confidence, its 49% growth in bookings as of December 31
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Hope this is the right place for this question.
I am working on a project that requires me to build a step-by-step instructional document to teach someone how to build something. Let's say this build is 30 steps. Each of those 30 steps has it's own multi-page instructional document. Then to further complicate this, there may be 50x the variations of the thing we are building. So the number of documents is very high, and with each step/individual instruction being anywhere from 10-100 pages, combining all into one document will not leave that very functional.
My vision for this is kind of like how an app would function. An end-user could load the cover page, which has buttons for which variation they are working on. Click that button (hyperlink), and that brings you to the document to show how to do step 1 of that variation. Then back-forward buttons to move to the next step, go back if something was missed, etc
Would need to be accessible by many end users, with a cloud based folder structure to house all the documents needed. (Estimate is 500+ documents, 10+ GB data)
Any thoughts? Initial vision is a PDF that can look/act like an app. But this is new to me. I have started with the typical PDF programs to stress test, but curious if the crowd here might have any suggestions before I get too far down a road?
Thanks!
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I am looking for a piece of software that would allow me to create a Choose Your Own Adventure interactive novel (like the recent Vampire the Masquerade interactive novels) but with stats and dice rolls.
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hi, im about to start teaching in a high school and i was wondering, is it possible (and how much is it recommended) to use manim in an interactive software to show animations and math concepts?
for example: a program that lets you enter a number and see what it means to add to numbers (by moving the grid) or multiplying (by stretching the grid) just like in 3b1b video about multiplicative and addutive groups?
It seems like this could be executed relatively simply, but I’m out of my element and would like to get insight from someone more knowledgeable than myself. I work at a small informational visitor’s center, and we don’t have a ton of resources, but we have a few videos we would like to display. The idea is that we would set up one of our monitors with a video table of contents, so visitors can choose what to play, but won’t be able to close the video player or open a new window. We’re operating on Windows 10. Thanks in advance to any suggestions!
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Hi! I'm trying to make an interactive diagram with buttons to hide/show/isolate layer(s) from an Adobe Illustrator file. What would be the best way to go about this?
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Verb Technologies, a SaaS company that offers a suite of interactive video-based sales applications, has just announced a partnership with the Pittsburgh Penguins to provide its industry-leading interactive sales software to drive ticket and merchandise sales.
"Verb is absolutely thrilled to partner with the five-time Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins to bring our interactive technology to the professional sports world,” said Rory J. Cutaia, CEO of VERB. “We have no doubt that this will prove to be one of many future sports entertainment partnerships for the Company and it speaks to the Penguins’ vision and innovative focus as the first to embrace the interactive sales space.”
The Pittsburgh Penguins are regarded as one of the most innovative professional sports franchises in North America. Led by generational talents Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, the team has become one of the most popular and successful in the National Hockey League (NHL).
Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/verb-partners-pittsburgh-penguins-interactive-120200955.html
This is not financial advice.
I'm looking to replace PowerPoint presentations that included embedded Adobe Flash content (interactive maps, charts, etc that I created and coded).
I'm hoping for software that can create a single file -- for presenting slides, while still allowing user interaction and content that can be driven by data.
A final output to HTML5 might be an option if it requires no external libraries or linked content.
i really like the "market" section of webull because it allows you to see the average % gain/loss of every sector over the past 1 day, 5 days, 1 month, and 3 months. however, it doesnt let you view it in a graph format.
i want to be able to see graphs of how entire sectors are moving to help me better visualize what is happening in the markets
i really like the "market" section of webull because it allows you to see the average % gain/loss of every sector over the past 1 day, 5 days, 1 month, and 3 months. however, it doesnt let you view it in a graph format.
i want to be able to see graphs of how entire sectors are moving to help me better visualize what is happening in the markets
