Social media and community
Investors talk about your company whether you join in or not. We set up and run your official channels, moderate your communities, host live Q&As with management, and answer questions using public information only.
What's included
- Official channelsSetup, verification, and consistent profiles on X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Discord, and Telegram.
- Daily postingA content calendar tied to your news and your industry.
- Community moderationClear rules, spam removal, and escalation paths.
- Live Q&AsHosted sessions with management, with answers prepared in advance.
- Impersonator responseMonitoring, platform reports, and pinned notices pointing to your real accounts.
- Weekly digestWhat investors are saying and asking, in one summary.
How it works
Audit
We find every account using your name: official, abandoned, or fake.
Set up
Profiles, links, rules, and an approval process.
Run
Posting, moderation, and replies, every business day.
Report
A weekly digest of activity and questions.
Common questions
Should a public company run a Discord or Telegram group?
It can, if someone moderates it every day. An official, moderated channel gives investors a reliable source and makes impersonators easier to spot. An unmoderated group tends to fill with spam and speculation.
How do you handle scam and impersonator accounts?
We monitor for accounts using the company's or executives' names, report them to the platforms, and keep pinned notices in official channels listing the real accounts. We also remind investors that the company will never message them privately about buying shares.
Who approves what gets posted?
You do. Routine posts that restate public news follow a pre-approved format, and anything new goes to your team first.
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Let's get your story seen.
Tell us your ticker and your goals. We'll come back with a channel plan built for your news.