• Audience Growth: Increased by 30% to over 9 million consumers.

• Revenue Growth Drivers: Higher conversion rates and increased revenue per action from game publishers.

• New Brand Partners: Added major partners including Marathon, Chevron Texaco, and fast casual pizza leader Pieology.

• Revenue per Action: Ranges from $3 to $7, maintaining desirable gross margins.

• Program Performance: New programs with leading brands delivering results far beyond ROI goals of game partners and brand partners' thresholds for driving store visits and purchases.

• Warning! GuruFocus has detected 9 Warning Signs with MFON.

Release Date: May 15, 2024

For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.

Positive Points

• Mobivity Holdings Corp (MFON) reported a 30% growth in audience size to over 9 million consumers, fueling business expansion.

• The company successfully launched new programs and expanded partnerships with major brands such as Marathon, Chevron Texaco, and Blaze Pizza, enhancing its market presence.

• Mobivity Holdings Corp (MFON) saw increased conversion rates due to the effective performance of its Connected Rewards products, leading to higher revenue generation.

• The company continues to grow the number of mobile game titles leveraging its platform, indicating strong product acceptance and market penetration.

• Mobivity Holdings Corp (MFON) has a robust opportunity pipeline and is focused on platform optimization to efficiently capitalize on its immediately addressable market.

Negative Points

• The company faces considerable risks and uncertainties with forward-looking statements, as indicated in the Safe Harbor policy.

• Mobivity Holdings Corp (MFON) did not review detailed financials during the call, which may leave some investors seeking more specific financial performance data.

• The sales process duration varies, which could impact the predictability and consistency of revenue streams.

• Pricing with customers involves negotiations that can affect the fixed price based on campaign outcomes, introducing variability in revenue.

• Dependence on the performance of mobile game partners and brand partners for revenue generation could pose risks if these partnerships do not yield expected results.

Q & A Highlights

Q: Jeff Porter from Porter Capital asked if Mobivity is still focusing on the convenience verticals like gas stations and restaurants, and requested details on the sales pipeline and whether the sales process duration has met expectations. A: Bryce Daniels, President of Mobivity Holdings Corp, responded that the company continues to focus primarily on the quick service restaurant (QSR) and convenience sectors due to strong momentum, although they are exploring new verticals. Kim Carlson, Chief Operating Officer, added that the sales pipeline is robust and the positive performance data from current programs has helped shorten the sales cycle.