Oct 3, 2018
Golden Developing Solutions (OTCMKTS: DVLP), an emerging leader in the Cannabis and CBD marketplace, today reported an impressive amount of user activity data in the pre-purchase app associated with its newly acquired subsidiary, Where’s Weed (WheresWeed.com). Per the update, the app was developed in 2017 and launched on the Where’s Weed website in January 2018. The app has accumulated 76,000 separate orders placed by customers and $12,600,000 worth of orders placed with dispensaries. “This has become a win-win for both consumer and vendor. It’s a hit. And we fully expect it will continue to be an unequivocal success because it simplifies life for cannabis consumers through a highly effective and intuitive One-Stop-Shop shopping experience. We have big plans for monetizing this traffic, which is really just one minor component of the diverse and thriving Where’s Weed website, community, and network. The results thus far powerfully underscore our convictions in approaching this asset as a strategic target.” Golden Developing Solutions CEO Stavros Triant stated in the news release.
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About Golden Developing Solutions, Inc.
Golden Developing Solutions (DVLP) is developing an online retail business for cannabidiol (CBD), hemp oil and health/wellness-related products. Through the website of its wholly owned subsidiary, Pura Vida Vitamins (www.PuraVidaVitamins.com), as well as through wholesale and distribution channels, the company offers a broad range of high-quality, price-competitive products, including traditional vitamins, supplements, and CBD-based tinctures, vapes and soft gels, among other products. Merchandise also includes hemp and CBD-related products and additional products focusing on health and lifestyle. Golden Developing Solutions is a development-stage company providing business services and/or products supporting the cannabis industry, in which company intends to make acquisitions in the near future. Currently, 29 states and the District of Columbia have passed laws permitting their citizens to use cannabis for medical and/or recreational purposes. Cannabis has shown encouraging signs as a treatment for various medical conditions and has become increasingly more acceptable to the public and society.
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