| 1. Take control of your earnings estimates and information. |
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Building shareholder value begins with building shareholder confidence. That's why you MUST be in complete control of the material information that investors read about your company. Did you meet expectations? Whose... yours or an average? Can investors read a transcript of your call? Where did the transcript come from? Did some unknown person edit it.. summarize it? Is it accurate? OpenCompany gives your control. |
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| 2. Assure you're reaching all investors simultaneously. |
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Main street - the individual investor - need and want to have market confidence. OpenCompany is a tangible and proactive signal that your company is communicating openly with the individual investor at par with the institutional investors. This is in the spirit of both Reg FD and Sarbanes-Oxley. And it's good marketing. OpenCompany treats all investors equally.
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| 3. Make sure investors register for your webcast - on your site. |
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Distribution without follow-up has little value. Imagine exhibiting at a trade show, but not taking any leads. OpenCompany partners deliver over 500,000 professional and retail investors directly to your site...DIRECTLY TO YOUR REGISTRATION PAGE so you can exactly see who expressed interest in your company and, importantly, target your follow-up and post-event communications. Also, OpenCompany does not put banner ads (!) on your earnings webcast.
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| 4. Team up with the IR industry to build market confidence. |
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OpenCompany is a consortium of leaders united to build market confidence. There are no fees to distribute your information nor do portals or investors pay fees to access the information. Public companies do not need to be associated with any organization nor work with any specific IR service vendor. The market events of 2002 changed our world... changed how we communicate to investors. OpenCompany is leading that change.
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