It’s not been that long since Paul Thind was appointed as the managing director of SPYR Inc (OTCMKTS:SPYR), and he has already started putting his plans into actions.
SPYR is a well-known name in the gaming, advertising, digital media and online food industry. Thud will look after the gaming and apps section of the company and focus on implementing new strategies in marketing, promotion, sales and advertising departments to enhance the overall performance of SPYR on the global level.
In a recent statement, he addressed all the investors and talked about various initiatives that he would like to implement as the new head of gaming and apps division.
Core Focus Areas To Target In The Future
Thind doesn’t want the company to suffer due to increasing market competition. His primary focus over the coming months will be on the below-mentioned things-
- To start with, he wants to hire mobile apps and gaming experts who can revamp the business intelligence, production and marketing activities completely.
- As soon as the team of experts is hired, he will focus on the 1st round of 3rd party games that can be published under the brand name of SPYR APPS and take the company to newer heights.
- Along with an expert team of developers and junior management executives, he also wants to hire senior leaders who can advise him in strategy formulation.
The prime focus of Thind is to improve SPYR at these three verticals and then take the other growth-oriented steps.
Another well-known name in the same field, CrowdGather Inc (OTCMKTS:CRWG) has confirmed its presence at an international conference. As per the reports, it will be present at the Annual Singular Research Investor Conference titled “Best of the Uncovereds” on September 17, 2015. Sanjay Sabnani, CEO & Chairman, CrowdGather, will represent the company at the conference.
Meanwhile, another well-known mobile advertising and analytics firm Marchex, Inc. (NASDAQ:MCHX) has announced its financial results for the recently concluded 2Q2015. Total GAAP revenues of Marchex in 2Q2014 accounted for $47 million but due to increased competition and adverse market situations, it couldn’t surpass $35.3 million level in 2Q2015. The biggest highlight and revenue contributor in the second quarter was GoDaddy Inc. sale worth $28.1 million.
