Using DailyDAC’s premium public notice service is money well spent because of readership among interested buyers.”
Joshua Olshin | AuctionAdvisors
DailyDAC’s Premium Public Notice (PPN) Service™ exists to publicize auctions of financially distressed businesses, other urgent sales of businesses, and excess/overstock surplus assets (including real estate) to a very large and self-selected universe of qualified bidders and their advisors. The PPN Service also assists with noticing other events, deadlines, and milestones – including tombstones of completed deals and other significant news about members of the national restructuring community. DailyDAC’s readers include:
Pricing is straightforward and far less expensive than newspaper advertising.
Only $990 for the first week, and $330 for each subsequent week. This pricing includes:
A “week” is defined by references to the number of DailyDAC Weekly e-newsletters a ‘blurb’ appears in. For example, if you purchase a three-week public notice on a Wednesday, the public notice will be published to DailyDAC right away, and the ‘blurbs’ referred to in #2 and #3 will also be published right away. The “blurb’ will then appear in the next three issues of DailyDAC Weekly.
DailyDAC’s premium public notice service is an excellent way to make sure that a sale of a troubled company is marketed to a large and relevant audience of potential buyers in a commercially reasonable sale.
Alex Mazer | Big Shoulders Capital, LLC
General circulation newspapers reach a broad but unfocused audience; most readers just don’t care about public auctions of commercial assets. Moreover, most newspapers’ geographic reach is limited, their ads are expensive, and there is significant lead time from the time you place the ad to the time it runs.
Placing a DailyDAC Premium Public Notice Ad is a smart supplement to, or replacement for, a newspaper ad. And having placed a PPN Ad with DailyDAC may just be the difference between a court finding that notice was — or was not — conducted in a commercially reasonable manner. To read more about the risks of relying solely on newspaper ads to satisfy notice requirements, read this.
Note also, that unlike most other public notices, PPNs typically include an “about us” paragraph about the firm conducting the auction.
DailyDAC’s customers include auctioneers, fiduciaries (e.g., Chapter 11 debtors-in-possession and committees, trustees, receivers, assignees) & secured lenders selling collateral under UCC Article 9.
PPN ads are also available to help disseminate notice of other events, deadlines, and milestones – including tombstones and other press releases.
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I recently used DailyDAC for the first time in a chapter 11 case where I represent a 186 unit retail chain. We requested that the court allow us to use DailyDAC because we thought it would be more effective in reaching our target audience and it was significantly cheaper then advertising in a newspaper.DailyDAC did not disappoint. Service was fast and courteous, and our successful bidder told us it learned about the auction after seeing our advertisement in the DailyDAC. I certainly plan to use DailyDAC on an ongoing basis.”
Harold D. Israel | Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
While a newspaper ad may satisfy our minimum legal obligation, the incremental cost of also advertising using DailyDAC’s pPremium Public Notice service is money well spent because of its national and international reach among interested buyers.
Howard Samuels | Rally Capital Services, LLC
When running a 363 or other restructuring sale it is imperative that we can testify that we ran an exhaustive sale process to ensure compliance with law and that the sale will hold up in court. We view as one important component advertising on DailyDAC’s premium public notice service. We have had excellent success in past sales using this service.
Tom Goldblatt | Ravinia Capital LLC