• Mobile & One-click Banking
  • P2P (person-to-person) Payment & Settlement Services
  • Redemption Programs
  • Loyalty Programs
  • Pre-Paid Debit Cards
• Personalized & Relevant Daily Deal Aggregation
• Daily Deal Analytics & Reporting Services

Perfectly positioned, the Monster Offers vision is to leverage the momentum of two of the hottest industries in the marketplace today: Daily Deals, as have been made popular by Groupon and Living Social; and Mobile Banking, including payment and redemption as well as pre-paid debit cards.

Personalized & Extremely Relevant Deals

There are now hundreds of daily deal sites on the Internet. Everybody likes to save money, but who has time to visit all of these sites? This is why Monster Offers is so valuable. We display offers from all the top daily deal sites, all in one place, everyday! Our Daily Deal experience is completely customizable & personal to you, so the deals you see are extremely relevant. Interested in restaurants and clubs, but not spa-treatments? Traveling to New York City next week and want to see the deals near your hotel? No problem, Monster Offers can be configured, delivering to you only the information you want, none of the content you don’t!

Mobile Payments

We also offer a secure, one-click online and mobile payment system so you can easily purchase the deals you want from your mobile phone or online. In addition, our eWallet application helps you track, redeem and manage deals, as well providing a built-in rewards program for your favorite brands.

Daily Deals with you wherever you are. And if you are a publisher, consider partnering with Monster Offers to provide Daily Deals to your audience with our Hyper-Local Reporting Program. Monster Offers clients receive ongoing competitive tracking and analysis about local deals and insights about popular categories and sales trends.

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Moving decision points closer to their own customers and

Aligning information with user needs

All the work we do for our clients is geared towards one objective—to bring the process of making business decisions closer to the front line worker.

DecisionPoint offers a full array of data collection and mobile technology products and services.

But knowing the wireless mobile industry as we do, we also realized that clients want and need more from us. They need expertise in applying these products and services to make their business more productive, profitable, and competitive.

We spent a lot of time understanding how we actually serve our clients and came to the realization that the single, most valuable benefit we bring to them is the ability to make better, faster, and more accurate business decisions. We wanted to put that commitment right into our corporate DNA.

We put the right information in the hands of the people who need it at the moment they need it. Continuously throughout every workday, many, many people face decision points during the course of carrying out the company’s operations. The work we do enables workers to make the best decisions at these points.

We are a company that spends the time necessary to understand our client’s business, help them envision what’s possible, then make the possible practical. We’re a dependable, hard working company that knows we must earn our clients’ trust every day. We focus on delivering practical ways for our clients to solve business problems using the latest enterprise mobility technology.

But the changing world means that these problems have become more challenging and multi-faceted, and more obvious at every level of the organization.

So whether it is bar code, wireless, mobile computing, RFID, or the “next big thing” like sense-and-respond technology, DecisionPoint will be constantly crafting new product and service offerings to help our clients quickly and predictably put it into productive use in order to better their businesses.

• What I Do:  A little bit of everything. Most of all, I try to make sure Freeze Tag creates games that explode with an “I-can’t-stop-playing-this” feeling of fun. I’ve been in the games business for a long time, starting back with Thumbworks, one of the pioneers of the mobile games industry. Before that, I founded an interactive marketing firm that I sold to a Canadian company. Before that, I went to USC and UCLA to get degrees in Business (MBA) and English Literature. Before that I was a kid who liked to play games a lot.
• What Game I Am Playing: Rocket Weasel
• What Inspires Me:  My family. They are the inspiration for everything I do.

Mick Donahoo, COO

• What I Do:  I fix things, manage things, coordinate things, and wonder where the time goes. On the record, I serve as the operations guy for the company. Have a background in technology and have been managing games and game projects for quite a long time. Graduated from BYU with a degree in Information Systems, and got my start working with Ernst & Young in their Management Consulting practice. I was a co-founder with Craig Holland at Thumbworks (sold to In-Fusio in 2005), and co-founded Freeze Tag in 2006.
• What Game I am Playing:  Cat Physics (iPad)
• What Inspires Me:  Family (wife and 4 kids), scuba diving, fixing things, and a whole bunch of other stuff that would take too much of the page to write.

Sean Allum, Artist

• What I Do:  I concept and polish the environments for our most recent games. I’ll tell you, I highly recommend it, I mean I just drop into an imaginary world that I both create and am enveloped by all day… everyday. Pretty Sweet.
• What Game I am Playing:  I don’t play games, I am always dead serious.
• What Inspires Me:  I am inspired by long walks on the beach, bullet holes in concrete, great abs and … oh wait wrong meeting. I suppose most of my inspiration comes from the ride itself. Whether its the interesting perspective of a sinking building or the more ethereal and ancient world of plants and insects, I think most inspiration arises in my heart and how it interacts with this matrix that we are embedded in… umm yeah thats right 

Mark Brashear, Lead Artist

• What I Do:  Sit in a chair and make something happen. Push buttons on the computer, hit send/receive, make games…
• What Game I am Playing:  Mushrooms Wars, Insanely twisted shadow planet and any Sports game.
• What Inspires Me:  Anything awesome, like pop tarts!

Danielle Brown, Artist

• What I Do:  I draw a lot of everything and eat when I’m not. My two favorite things!
• What Game I am Playing: I like to pretend I’m playing Diablo 3 and Guild Wars 2. But in reality I’m playing Rift and Bastion.
• What Inspires Me:  Cute puppy pictures and motivational posters.

Kyle Christensen, Associate Producer

• What I Do:  When I’m not defending my current title as the office ping pong champion, I can be found tracking production schedules, maintaining partner relations and pursuing new marketing opportunities.
• What Game I am Playing:  Archipelago (Android)
• What Inspires Me:  Outdoor sports, camping, anything with water, photography, my wife and two little girls.

Ben Holland, QA/Design/Music/Sound

• What I Do:  I mix tracks, tickle wind chimes, and bang pots and pans together to create luscious music and sounds. Also design, write help messages, and test the greatest games on earth.
• What Game I am Playing:  Cover Orange (iPad)
• What Inspires Me:  My beautiful wife, God, my family, music, the Book of Mormon, and nature, of course!

John Holman, Associate Producer

• What I Do:  I produce results. From taking out the trash, to our mobile games, I do what it takes to get it done.
• What Game I am Playing:  RoboSurf (Android)
• What Inspires Me:  I am inspired by my wife, the beach, the stars, movies, and whatever else I can get my hands on and turn into a creative outlet.

Russell Hunter, Senior Programmer

• What I Do:  Python wrangler and code cowboy. I help other programmers squash bugs with big boots.
• What Game I am Playing:  Inbox Zero
• What Inspires Me:  My wife, kids, and a good view after a long hike.

Lesley Jensen, QA

• What I Do:   I test games for quality assurance while fighting off the onset of hypothermia, sure to be contracted from the intense air conditioning in the office.
• What Game I am Playing:  Portal 2
• What Inspires Me:  Being an illustration major and a nerd in general, my inspirations are the artists, writers, and voice actors from my favorite video games & cartoons.

Jeff Lockhart, Programmer

• What I Do:  I create software and enjoy exploring new devices and technologies. Besides always trying to stretch the limits of their capabilities, I am exceptionally skilled at discovering all the little things that are wrong with them.
• What Game I am Playing:  Hex Defense (Android)
• What Inspires Me:  I am inspired by the powerful ocean, the distant stars and basically all of God’s amazing creations as well as God Himself.

Guilherme Migueis, Lead Programmer

• What I Do:  I describe to machines, in great detail, how they should behave in order to be fun. Machines, in turn, are often successful in controlling my own behavior as well. At the end of each day we shake hands and call it even.
• What Game I am Playing:  The game programming one – it brings a new level every day!
• What Inspires Me:  Does caffeine count?

Dan Plunkett, Programmer/Artist

• What I Do:  When not thinking of bad puns I combine code and creativity in game programming. I am especially fond of gameplay programming.
• What Game I am Playing:  Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II
• What Inspires Me:  Being a science geek. With pretty much everything else, it turns up in my programming, problem solving, bug hunting and system building. I also use that “science geekiness” towards finding out how materials should look, the shine of metal to the cell structure of wood that defines the texture of it. Hmmmm….

Tammy Ujiie, Accounting

• What I Do:  Numbers, numbers and more numbers…and anything else Mick and Craig throw at me.
• What Game I am Playing:  Trains – it’s the phase my 4 year old boy is in and I really don’t have a choice! 
• What Inspires Me:  My family, Jesus, my children and the quiet moments when life stills…

Charyssa Wade (or just Wade because it sounds cooler – no relation to the basketball player), Artist

• What I Do:  When I’m not bundled up and dying from hypothermia in the office, I usually press a button or two and POOF all the art in the game is done. Well … some of it 
• What Game I am Playing:  Bakery Story, Gunbound
• What Inspires Me:  Green Apples, my best friend, family, and love of games.

Noah Williams a.k.a Willy, Artist

• What I Do:  After escaping from a traveling circus, I was given sanctuary at the Freeze Tag Corporate Office. When they discovered my talent for drawing pirates and Tippy the Turtle, I was given a job as a Concept artist and animator. If only I could get rid of the residual smell of hot dogs and cotton candy, my life would be perfect.
• What Game I am Playing:  Left for Dead 2, The Last Stand
• What Inspires Me:  Saturday Morning Cartoons, Good & Bad movies, ole timey music, and Curry

Economic environment, competitive landscape, the attitudes of investors, and market dynamics has changed dramatically in public companies over the recent years. To succeed in today’s environment, companies need to stand by a climate of investor confidence with the ability to create measurable value. Solid foundation for the company’s reputation among investors is clearly to define and express their business model.

IR firms should provide their customers a wide range of capabilities and at the same time investor relations communications. They should also provide a comprehensive approach. It should have an overview of key decision makers and influencers of investment to go down in history for our customers and messages. The main objective is to develop investor relations and implement a communications program that effectively communicates the long term financial strategic vision of the company. This business strategy, if properly understood, would create a credibility of the proposed company’s future value.

IR companies should help customers connect their economic proposal while establishing, improving, and protecting the credibility of the company. Investor relations firms help their clients shape the perception to accurately reflect the performance of a company, corporate reputation, and its objectives as well as strategies.

By adopting this approach, it would effectively combine the analysis and research with extensive experience providing strategic advice. IR companies would help customers achieve measurable efforts and great investor relations communications. This approach not only broadens the investor base in the long term but also maximizes shareholder value. It also could reduce the overall cost of the company because the goal is to create brand equity of the company’s business that would be recognized as the leader in its industry.

IR firms bring a different experience in investment banking, corporate finance, public policy, government affairs, communications, journalism, academia and law which allow client companies to address unique situations. A group of professionals can help you with all phases of your communication efforts, if you’re talking to shareholders, the media, or even employees. Investor relations team has particular expertise in the world of management and research organizations of any securities.

Typical activities of the department of investor relations of the management company are expanding to organize annual meetings and assemblies on an exclusive basis only for investors and shareholders. It is also responsible for the preparation of annual reports. Recently, it has branched out a separate division to take account of interactive information management used the current trend of ultra-modern technology.

Obligations of the IR department are not as simple as that. Its tasks will include other departments of the company with which it is to work closely together. Just as an example, this unit should always be coordinated with the Secretary of the Board on legal issues and questions about provisions that may directly affect investors.

In addition, officers interact with this particular department regularly because they consistently provide reports on critical issues such as the overview and understanding of the company to the public. In addition to reports, this section also has ongoing discussions on the various financial strategies and other issues that may have concerns of managers.

There are great expectations from the public relations investor relations department in a particular company. These collection agents should be very knowledgeable with the series of questions that might arise. They should also analyze the trade pattern in the trends of the public who may be or may not affect the value of the stock. However, the IR department is always thinking ahead in such cases and many others.

Future and potential investors in the company are often called quasi weather relationship management with investors. It is also the responsibility of this department to provide all necessary information about the search for shareholders. In their way, the IR department also works hand in recruiting, because it will help you get the most donors. It is very important that the company pay attention to their public relations investor relations department, since many of the crucial role and functions of which they are responsible.

Overall, what is investor relations? It is a very significant part of the company that plays a big role to its future growth and success.

Basically, the primary responsibilities of the investor relations range from organizing annual meetings and assemblies on an exclusive basis only for investors and shareholders to the preparation of annual reports. Recently, it has branched out a separate division to take account of information management using interactive technology to the current trend of highly innovative technology.

Preparing investor relations marketing strategy is not as simple as you may think. Tasks include other close collaboration with other departments of your company. For example, this unit must be provided in coordination with the secretary of the Council on legal issues and questions about the provisions that may directly affect investors.

In addition to interacting with the officers of a department on a regular basis, they are constantly providing reports on critical issues, such as an overview and understanding of the company to the public audience. In addition to reports, this section also holds ongoing discussions about the different economic strategies and other things that might help build up the corporate image of your company.

It is not easy because it involves a lot of things. Investor relations offer investment advisory relationship which should be made aware of not only the media but also the different techniques that can help increase the level of shareholder interest. Companies that offer services of investor relations should first take into account existing activities of customers, budgets, future goals and program elements to determine the next level of success. They must also work with investors to ensure that their expectations are met in everything they do.

Some of the activities investor relations do is improve the market’s reputation and visibility, increase the popularity and enthusiasm for the company’s assets and services, initiate a wonderful response to new products and services which leads to the word of mouth, increase the company’s image, and minimize amount of damage in times of crisis. So, what does investor relations do? A simple answer would be something like this, IR does nothing but guide, assist, and support your company’s impending growth.

With expert-level services of investor relations consulting, investor relations firms can assure companies that the share of customer interaction will effectively add value to their market value. Investor relations services are also supplied in different packaging and includes different course of things. But most of them have the possibility to adapt the supply of the industry according to customer requirements and budget.

Investor relations firms use both traditional and modern technology to ensure that the market value of the company is not affected even in difficult situations that are reflected in the level of interest of future investors and shareholders. How are they able to do this? A simple answer to this is because they can provide a combination of services with powerful sources of media that spread across the world or at least in areas where the client’s business operates

It is not simple as it involves a lot of things. IR firms offering investment relations consulting must be aware of not only the media but also the different techniques that can help increase the level of shareholder interest. Companies that offer services of investor relations should first take into account existing activities of clients, budget, future goals and program elements to determine the next level of success. They also should collaborate with the investors to ensure that their expectations are met in everything they do.

Some of the benefits of IR services to companies hiring them include an improved market reputation and visibility, an increased popularity and enthusiasm for the company’s goods and services, a whopping response for new products and services which leads to the word of mouth, an improved company image, and a minimal amount of damage in case of crises. These are just some of the many benefits an IR firm can provide a particular company.

If your company is willing to spend on investor relations and marketing campaigns, it might as well spend it on the production of a video infomercial. This way, you could reach the investing public as well as clients at the same time. This would definitely give your company an advantage as it advertises its corporate image. Using video could be a really great investor relations strategy especially if done appropriately.

One thing you should keep in mind is to respect your investors. In fact they need to know and feel that your company respects them. What you can do is make all your marketing tools understandable to the investors meaning do not ever use a language that they would never comprehend.  A simple first step of the process is to integrate professionally produced videos that could lure investors.

Most corporate videos could really be very boring. This is why it is very important to produce a serious but somewhat entertaining video. You could this by allowing the video to tell a story. You might be wondering how a video could tell a story, but it is possible by having well written scripts and amazing camera shots. This piece of material could be both the first and last thing these investors see prior to making investment decisions. But if you present a well-produced video, it would become your most effective investor relations strategy.

Such videos could really have a great impact to the investment community. Sure the print media reaches a lot more people than videos. However, these videos are proven to have greater impact than their print counterparts. Just imagine if you are one of the investing public, which would you prefer between reading information and watching while learning about the company’s corporate profile. Of course the more convenient way to have better understanding of a particular company is by watching informative videos or infomercials as they are more popularly known.

It is your company’s IR department responsibility to produce a great video but in case you don’t have one, you can always hire the services of an investor relations firm to provide service for your company.