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Smith: James Altucher Ghosted Sandbox Commerce After His On-Air Offer
“Yeah, so we, nothing happened. James has not invested yet.”
Smith: 60% of the Top 500 Internet Retailers Lack Mobile Apps
“If you're looking at the IR 500, which is a sampling of the top 500 retailers in the market, 60% of those retailers don't have a mobile app.”
Smith: Sandbox Commerce Is the Only Fully Native Retail App Builder
“We are the only company that builds fully native apps.”
Smith: Retailers Harvest Valuable Consumer Data Even From Deleted Apps
“A customer doesn't need to keep the app on their phone. A customer simply needs to log in one time, and you've got that valuable data. They can download the app register one time and delete the app and you've got the data.”
Smith: Only 2% of Retailers Currently Have Mobile Applications
“Two percent of retailers have mobile applications right now.”
Smith: Mid-Market Retailers Spend $250,000 on First-Year App Development
“If you are a retailer and you want to build a mobile app, in the case of a smaller retailer who's generating a million dollars or more in revenue. That retailer is spending a quarter of a million dollars the first year to build that mobile application.”
Smith: Major Brands Like Macy's Spend $1M+ Per App Store
“A brand like Cabela's or Macy's is spending at least a million dollars per app store today.”
Smith: Sandbox Commerce Is Exactly 20 Customers Away From Profitability
“The reason why we're raising two 50 is because we are 20 customers away from being profitable. 20 customers.”