The Weekly Marketer Episode 009: Community Building With Tony Blank

Welcome to the Weekly Marketer Podcast. Every single week we interview deep dive experts in one of the many fields of marketing to drop huge knowledge bombs from the best of the best and teach you how to take your marketing skills to the next level. This week we sit down with Tony Blank. Tony is currently Director of Community Development at Sendgrid. In addition to attending and organizing dozens of hackathons, and holding multiple community building positions at past tech companies and startups, Tony is heavily involved in the Sendgrid “Accelerate” program which is Sengrid’s program for startups.

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Twilio stock in red on weak earnings guidance despite Q4 top line beat
February 12, 2019

Twilio (NYSE: TWLO) fourth-quarter earnings came in line with estimates while revenue surpassed street estimates comfortably. Yesterday, Twilio’s stock hit a new 52-week high level eclipsing 9 mark. After the earnings announcement, shares of the firm were down above 6% in the extended hours of trading as earnings outlook failed to impress the street.

For the fourth quarter, revenue jumped 77% to 4.3 million while adjusted EPS came in at .04. Analysts were expecting earnings to come in at 4 cents per share on revenue of 5.01 million. Last quarter, the company had guided Q4 revenues to be in the range of 3 million to 5 million and adjusted earnings to be between .03 and .04 per share.

Non-GAAP earnings failed to beat analyst estimates primarily due to an increase in the stock-based compensation and acquisition-related expenses over the prior year. The Q4 loss per share more than doubled to .47 compared to the loss of .20 per share due to increase in the expenses.

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