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dotDigital Group (DOTD) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2014, adding that “demand for email marketing and marketing automation continues to be strong both in the UK and internationally and whilst the sector is competitive the board believes that the dotmailer platform is well placed to continue to generate strong organic growth in revenues over the coming year”. Are the shares well placed to follow suit?
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James
A great company with a great product. Although Mailchimp have now launched automation and moving in on DotMailers patch, EPS growth has been lacking too with alot of staff investment costs in the last year hitting profits. With the CEO going and a few directors cashing in – I agree – It’s time to sit and watch over the next 6-12 months. Hopefully with the markets as they are, you could get a bargain soon and the investment in staff should kick in as well in 2015/16.