YouTube Features Demo as Initial Demonstration Garners Strong Praise, Enthusiasm and Support
AUSTIN, Texas , Jan. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – eDoorways International Corporation (pk: EDWY.PK - News) announced today that the Company received a strong initial response to its recently licensed Snap Trends technology.
“Approximately 250 people viewed the demonstration in the past 24 hours,” said Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDoorways, “The video, which was produced by Brandon Burris of Paddington Media, is quite compelling. The power of the technology and its far-reaching implications often surprise people. The fact that YouTube decided to feature the video is an indication of the dramatic impact the video and Snap Trends technology can have.”
Snap Trends technology is poised to replace traditional marketing efforts by bringing contextual, hyper-targeted results through interactions with social media platforms. The new software allows for real-time interaction with an unlimited amount of individuals in any location, easing the ability of marketing an event or promoting a sale.
“One of the comments we are hearing from viewers is that they can’t wait to use the technology for their business marketing,” continued Kimmons. “With Snap Trends a business can identify targeted prospects, note exactly what they are saying, and determine where they are and how to reach them, all in real time. This is a capability every business wishes it had.”
“The initial response has been strong. Many are reporting they could not attend and are asking to view the demonstration. Therefore, we will continue to make the link available for the near-term. Please visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSaSgDO2e8M&feature=youtu.be to participate. We ask all interested parties to send us feedback about their experience to support@edoorways.com,” concluded Kimmons.
For more information on eDoorways International Corporation and/or the “eDoorways 2.0 platform,” please visit our website at www.eDoorways.com or e-mail a package request toJeffrey@HeritageCorporateServices.com. You can also make comments via the corporate blog (www.eDoorways.wordpress.com), or follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/edoorways).
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Contact:
Heritage Corporate Services, Inc.
Jeffrey Staller, President
(561) 210-5675
Jeffrey@HeritageCorporateServices.com
Awesome! Good stuff finally happening. Hopefully we start seeing changes/updates to the site shortly!
Ameritrade brokerage firm is still not allowing new purchases in eDoorways. Do you have knowledge of this, and is there something you can do about? Obviously this is not good, and prevents future growth…especially if no one can buy it.
We are aware of the situation with Ameritrade. Unfortunately there is nothing we can do about their action. They apparently placed a trading restriction on EDWY because of DTC’s “chill” on our stock. We have been working to get the “chill” removed, which was placed on our stock after our last corporate action reversing our shares.
There is nothing the company can change or do internally to make the “chill” disappear. It’s a common practice for DTC to place “chills” on small public companies, and there is no one to speak with if you are one of the companies chosen. The solution apparently rests with getting a brokerage firm to “re-establish” our privileges with DTC by acting as our sponsor. A black market has been created whereby several brokerage houses will “petition” DTC on the company’s behalf for a fee of $10K to $15K paid up front with no guarantee of success, which is, or course ridiculous. Today we may have secured the assistance of a large brokerage firm who will act on our behalf. We will keep you advised of our progress.
By the way, the “chill” typically disappears after a period of time, but no one seems to know (including the SEC attorneys we have contacted) how the time period is determined, or who administers it. Also, we have been told that a “chill” is automatically removed when a company becomes current with its filings. However, we are not certain that that is factual.
Thank you for your concise response about the CHILL.
Fortunately I can, and have, purchased shares at Fidelity.
you my have secured assistance? How are the filings going? Was everything put on the back burner to work on snap trend? I hope not.
We are proceeding with the priorities we laid out on this blog a couple of weeks ago. Yesterday we sent the payment requirements of the auditor and SEC counsel for completing the audit and filing an S1 to a finance source in Florida. The firm is indicating their interest in paying for the audit. Assuming we can get the financing in place for the audit we anticipate being able to complete it in a few weeks.
In addition we have been building our trading volume (establishing liquidity) for our existing funders so that we can move forward with improvements to our website. We are seeing good progress in this regard and therefore anticipate being able to move forward with operations.