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Skippy Guest
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Posted: Tue Jul 08 Post subject: pin drop |
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Wow. Suddenly it got awfully quiet in here. Maybe the merger has everyone on their toes....
So, does anybody know when they'll be shutting down the Cincinnati operation? Or when the layoffs in the special events group will commence? |
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all about numbers Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 09 Post subject: Coactive Mktg |
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The reason the stock has dipped on the news of the 4th quarter, year end results and the news of the acquisition is that people don't trust yet the results. The 4th quarter did not deliver " a leveling of earnings" that management promised. a "tight" financial team had miscalculated basic taxes--- looks like we struggled to deliver a penny in the quarter. It was also not a big annual increase from last year given the prior news that management released (07 severance etc). Oddly, the release was wierd--although accreative they did not release mktgpartners EBIT as they did for CMKG. That'd s red flag for weak earnings. Also cash was down on the balance sheet
I heard Charlie said the company will make 15%-20% this year. That should be organic to the MKTGPartnders deal . That should mean an EBIT of about $4.5 million or so if the MKTG deal is worth anything
Lets see how it pans out. |
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??????? Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 09 Post subject: |
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There is no reason to close down Cinncinatti. Aren't we profitable? I think people are worried about layoffs given the over all lack of new sales and clients. Also rumour about Diageo cutting back on client service staff.
Glad the acquisition is on board to help. |
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Fake! Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 10 Post subject: |
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The posing that happens on this discussion board is amazing. NO ONE from Cincinnati would butcher the city name that badly. It is no a small, insignificant typo. It is someone trying to fake there way through a comment/post. RIDICULOUS. If you have something to say, at least say it from your own perspective!  |
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your right Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 10 Post subject: Coactive Mktg |
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| I am in NY not Cincci. I was speaking from a "one company" position. The problem is not out there but here. I think the acquisition will help us with new business. |
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Amusing at best Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 10 Post subject: |
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| Fake! wrote: | The posing that happens on this discussion board is amazing. NO ONE from Cincinnati would butcher the city name that badly. It is no a small, insignificant typo. It is someone trying to fake there way through a comment/post. RIDICULOUS. If you have something to say, at least say it from your own perspective!  |
i find it humorous that you come here not to answer questions but to be a spelling teacher. we know you are reading this. why don't you sit and state facts and then maybe some of the people on here will have answers to their questions and maybe calm down. Continuing to hide is not helping anything. Just an observation.... Please don't pull a speak n spell on my post  |
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3rd floor Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 10 Post subject: |
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The reason the stock is dipping is because of lack of trust in the company as a whole. While new management has made improvements in some areas overall there has been no sign of growth what so ever other then management’s pockets. The stock would actually be lower if not for the fact that the board is buying up every piece of stock they can get their hands on. Heavy trading in the last week alone, so to keep the numbers up in the short term they purchase the stock themselves. Also helps them in the long term when they decide to sell the company the payout would be in their favor.
The word on the street is there were some recent layoffs with more to follow as Marketing Partner’s employees get up to speed. Remember it was said no layoffs were to happen. I guess these did not count!
There is no possible way for CMKG to make those numbers without acquiring the new company and using their ongoing sales, clients and books, Once again no word of new clients, old clients have scaled down the amount of work and a known threat that Diageo has been delegating work outside of CoActive.
Cincinnati as a whole has brought in a good amount of the money but it has been said in the past it would be in their best interest to shift all business to NY, consolidate the work with the existing or augmented resources in NY. This would give management tighter overall control (yes there are serious powertrip agendas involved).
There has been so many stories told it is hard to believe who is telling the truth. The lack of response from management leads me to believe that in fact what is being discussed here is true.
“Glad the acquisition is on board to help.” Isn’t that what they said about the last acquisition? What have they done so far? |
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Posted: Sat Jul 26 Post subject: |
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Very informed post. I've noticed over the past couple of weeks a lot of movement in stock price. Morning time the stock drops 10-20%, then recovers in the afternoon when an insider buys it back up.
either way, I'm starting to short this beast at the opening bell on Monday. Then cover when it gets to the morning low. If I do this all week I should be able to make a nice return.
As for why the company is loosing clients and not winning new business. Who cares? It's not like anyone cares about this company, it's client rosters, or remaining employees. Rumor is that all of the talent left the agency when the new management took over. Most took their clients with them. All you have left is the bottom feeders. |
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Posted: Tue Jul 29 Post subject: |
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So...............
Even their attempts to counter the slide is not working. |
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Posted: Thu Jul 31 Post subject: |
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| Quote: | NEW YORK, July 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CoActive Marketing Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMKG), a leading alternative marketing and media communications agency, announced today it has rebranded the agency under the name ’mktg’. The new name reflects the repositioning of the agency as a strategic partner that measures and analyzes its programs to provide a provable return on investment.
The new logo features quotation marks to represent conversation and communication, as well as the idea of a message being captured and shared. These easily recognizable symbols embody the firm’s vision of creating conversations and experiences among brand advocates to drive conversion for its clients.
"This new positioning better reflects our mission to drive market share and deliver measurable results and profitability for our clients," said Charlie Tarzian, chief executive officer, ’mktg’. "The new name and logo are intended to communicate the endless possibilities of what marketing can deliver when driven by creating a shared experience that connects brands and builds trust among consumers."
Mr. Tarzian added, "Our 6,000-person field activation network, which executes over 70,000 events a year, is a point of differentiation for the agency and will be a focus of management’s growth plans as the industry transitions from mass marketing to targeted, data-driven networks and one-to-one conversations with consumers."
To drive this conversion, ’mktg’ has begun implementing a consumer-centric strategy focused on the "Four Cs" - content, context, community and conversion - to develop brand-driven consumer networks that increase customer acquisition and loyalty for the agency’s clients.
The "Four Cs" will also guide the agency’s organizational structure to leverage the vast resources and talent within the firm. Whether it’s strategic planning and creative or media buying (on and offline) and experiential marketing, ’mktg’ will use this consumer-centric approach to drive conversion.
The agency has already begun implementing the "Four Cs" approach with several of its clients, most notably Diageo and P&G, generating positive responses.
In connection with the rebranding, the Company has launched a redesigned website at www.mktg.com.
The Company will begin conducting business under the new name immediately and will formally change its legal name following the approval of its stockholders, which is expecting to be obtained at the Company’s Annual Meeting of Stockholders in September 2008. The Company’s Common Stock continues to be traded under the CMKG ticker symbol, although the symbol is expected to change following the Company’s legal name change in September.
About ’mktg’
’mktg’ (Nasdaq: CMKG) is an alternative marketing and media communications agency headquartered in New York with offices in San Francisco, Chicago, Cincinnati and Toronto. The company currently serves a variety of the world’s most recognizable brands including Diageo, P&G, Nintendo, Pepsi, Nike, Apple and Google. The company’s services include buzz and viral marketing, social media and consumer generated media, relationship marketing, experiential marketing, event marketing, and multi-cultural and urban marketing. The agency’s programs help its clients profitably connect with consumers and create brand advocates. For more information, please visit www.mktg.com.
This press release includes statements which constitute forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements in this press release are not promises or guarantees and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause our actual results to differ materially from those anticipated. These statements are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions and are naturally subject to uncertainty and changes in circumstances. We caution you not to place undue reliance upon any such forward-looking statements. Actual results may vary materially from those expressed or implied by the statements herein. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company’s expectations are set forth in the Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 under "Risk Factors," and include the risk that projected business opportunities will fail to materialize or will be delayed. The Form 10-K may be obtained by accessing the database maintained by the Securities and Exchange Commission at http://www.sec.gov.
CONTACT: Angela Betancourt, Fish Consulting, +1-954-893-9150, abetancourt@fish-consulting.com
SOURCE CoActive Marketing Group, Inc. | [/quote] |
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Posted: Thu Jul 31 Post subject: |
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/K I L L K I L L K I L L -- CoActive Marketing Group, Inc./
July 31, 2008 8:46 AM ET
PR NewswireAll PR Newswire news
Journalists and other readers should disregard the news release, CoActive Marketing Group CMKG Repositions Firm Under Single Brand -- 'mktg', issued earlier today. It was issued in error by PR Newswire and should not have been released.
SOURCE CoActive Marketing Group, Inc.
Copyright 2008 PR Newswire
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what's the latest? Guest
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Posted: Sat Sep 06 Post subject: Coactive Mktg |
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| What's the latest? Layoffs? Anything positive? |
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well? Guest
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Posted: Mon Sep 08 Post subject: |
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how does this look to you?
and no matter how much they buy of their own stock it isn't helping.
I really thought the acquisition would help, doesn't look like it. Now its all about time, and the next plan is? |
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donatello Guest
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Posted: Mon Sep 29 Post subject: |
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Question? Why is your company flooding Yahoo groups with your canned spam? Is that what CoActive Marketing has to resort to? Nothing more than a penny stock? What's next - spam stock emails running pump and dump scams? you are not that far from it as it stands!
How many people will get laid off before the holidays so you can meet your fiscal numbers?  |
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