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24 years of online marketing success!
Stock Marketing was founded to help public companies use online marketing to effectively reach and engage potential investors. Our team has extensive experience in website design, social media marketing, and staying on top of new platforms and technology. We’ve launched and rebranded many companies and developed comprehensive marketing strategies. Our in-house services are designed to be affordable and efficient, and our founder, Scott Breard, has firsthand knowledge of the need for these services for public companies, having served as a Director of a TSXV listing. We’re here to help public companies utilize the latest best practices in online marketing to capture the attention of today’s investors.
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Our Team
Kelly Breard
COO
Scott Breard
CEO
Pat Bolland
Host, TodaysStocks.com
Emma Kleinhans
Social Media Manager
Samantha Urwin
Web & Graphic Designer
Kayla Mollins
Graphic Designer
Our Blog
How Do Web Notifications Benefit Public Companies?
So your public company has this fantastic, modern, mobile-friendly website. Hopefully, someone is posting your company news to the website and your public company social accounts (if not, we do that too!). But what happens if an investor never returns to your website to see the news and somehow misses it on social media. There are email newsletters to send which will land in the investor’s inbox, assuming of course your public company has an email database.
What is Executive Branding?
Executive Branding – has a nice ring to it, you’re pretty sure you need it, but what is it and what does it do? Stock Marketing provides Executive Branding services as part of our Social Media Marketing services.
Benefits of Social Media for Public Companies
Social media – the platforms you love to hate and hate to love. Each one is unique in the way people interact and some platforms attract different types of people. In 2020 they are a necessity for all types of companies, from Apple and Tesla right on through to your local coffee shop. Social media will add legitimacy to your company. It certainly makes it easier to start a conversation with investors or join a conversation that’s already taking place.
Time For A Website Overhaul
When was the last time you visited your public company website? If it’s been a while, go ahead and look right now. Do you like what you see? What was your first impression when you got there? Does everything look the way it should? Have you ever tried to visit the website on your mobile phone browser?
Who Has Time to Post on Social Media?
Public company CEO’s are busy people. They’re busy running their company and taking care of all the little (and big) things that come across their desk. They’re busy making the news to put out in news releases. Do they have time to post that news on social media? Probably not. But it’s an important step that public companies need to take. So unless your public company has a social media expert on staff, you need Stock Marketing!
The Conversation is Happening
Is your public company active on social media? Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are the most popular social platforms for investors to find more information about public companies. They follow public companies in order to have access to news in their own feed – it becomes easy and accessible.
Public Companies Need LinkedIn
LinkedIn is an effective social media platform which is consistently under-utilized by those marketing public companies. It’s the world’s largest professional network with nearly 700 million users in more than 200 countries. It is also the platform where professional engagements and connections occur, so it is logical for your public company to maintain a strong presence there.
Is Your Website Mobile-Friendly?
The vast majority of North Americans rely on their smartphone every day to communicate with others, browse social media, and monitor their investments. Investors today are busy people. Nearly 60% of adults today search for information on their phones rather than on a desktop or laptop. It makes sense for your company to have a mobile-friendly website!
Why Public Companies Need Social Media
If your public company is trying to attract the attention of investors, building a following on social media should be a priority. Every day millions of people go to their preferred social platform to get their news. They look for their favourite brands and companies to follow to be updated on the latest information. Social media influences investing decisions.
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