Here's a look at Proactive's new website.....
Almost a year ago we asked you, our audience, how we could improve. In a few weeks you’ll see the result of that comprehensive, helpful and honest feedback – our new site.
It’s cleaner, easier to navigate, but remains true to our ethos by bringing you unparalleled coverage of the next-generation Googles, Amazons and Apples.
The first thing you’ll notice is a change of corporate colours and logo. We’ve also become Proactive, which our branding guru says is both bold and simple.
Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten you, our engaged investor audience, as you have helped turn this site into the runaway success it is today.
We just thought that after almost 10 years of knowing each other, it was about time we progressed to first name terms.
Turning to the site, you will see from the images, the navigation is both simple and intuitive and benefits from a comprehensive drop down menu.
All your favourite stocks and sectors are still at your fingertips, but we’ve made them even easier to find.
In the past we’d been guilty of hiding some really interesting content – useful, helpful in-depth articles and explainers - that just wasn’t well sign-posted. We’ve fixed that too.
There are new sections such as Research, that bring together all our fundamental analysis of the market’s growth stocks, while the BeProactive section is a treasure trove of how-to guides designed for the rookie small-cap investor.
Our events page provides a run-down of where and when we are staging our ever-popular meet-the-CEO sessions, and now it also has an easy-to-use sign-up facility.
There’s loads more….but we’ll tell all about the enhanced functionality closer to launch.
It’s been a long hard slog, but we think we’ve delivered - and if we can further improve, we want you tell us about it.
And finally, just a reminder: Proactive is still the one-stop source for news on growth stocks – but just bigger and better. It doesn’t matter whether the next Uber, Facebook or Slack is quoted on the LSE, NYSE, NASDAQ, OTC, ASX, LSE, TSX or the CSE, with six newsrooms and studios around the world we’ll have it covered.
