Investor awareness campaigns
An investor awareness campaign is a paid program that introduces a public company to new investors. We plan it, run it across the channels where retail investors spend their time, and report on it every week. Every paid placement carries a compensation disclosure. No exceptions.
What's included
- Fit checkWe review your filings, news flow, share structure, and trading liquidity, and tell you plainly whether awareness makes sense right now.
- Audience and channel planX, YouTube, email newsletters, Discord, Telegram, Reddit, podcasts, and financial media, chosen for your sector and story.
- Creator and newsletter placementsMatched to your audience, briefed on the public facts, and required to disclose their compensation.
- Paid digital distributionWhere platform policies allow financial promotion, targeted by interest and region.
- Campaign contentExplainers, short videos, and summaries built only from your public disclosures.
- Campaign disclosure pageOne public page stating who is paid, by whom, how much, and for what period.
- Weekly reportingImpressions, clicks, engagement, audience growth, and inbound inquiries, by channel.
What we won't promise. Awareness creates attention. It doesn't set your share price. We don't promise price, volume, or market-cap outcomes, we don't publish price targets, and we won't run a campaign during an offering unless your securities counsel has approved the timing.
How it works
Fit check
We confirm the company has public news worth sharing and no offering or blackout that would make timing a problem.
Plan
Channels, budget, content, schedule, and disclosure language, agreed in writing before anything goes live.
Launch
We run placements and keep a log of every published piece and its disclosure.
Report and adjust
Weekly numbers by channel, and budget moved toward what performs.
Common questions
What is an investor awareness campaign?
It's a paid marketing program that introduces a public company to investors who don't know it yet, using channels such as social media, newsletters, video, and financial media. A compliant campaign is factual, based on public information, and discloses who paid for it.
Is paid stock promotion legal?
Paying to publicize a stock is legal in the United States when the content is truthful and not misleading and the compensation is disclosed. Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 requires anyone paid to describe a security to disclose that they received payment and how much. Promoters are also subject to the anti-fraud rules, and paid creators must follow the FTC's endorsement disclosure rules.
How long does a campaign run?
Campaigns run in phases measured in weeks and are scheduled around your news calendar. Each phase is planned in writing and reported weekly, and we decide on the next phase together based on the results.
Will you post price targets or buy recommendations?
No. We don't publish price targets, predictions, or buy and sell recommendations, and we require the same from every creator and publisher we work with.
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