If you are in need of investor relations solutions and have been surfing the web for an IR firm approach with absolute caution as pump and dump vampires lurk around every corner and crevice of cyberspace. They’ll suck the life out of your new or struggling public company so fast your head will spin.

The first sign of a pump and dump artist is their forceful sales approach. They will act like your best friend offering all kinds of advice. You’ll start to feel that this rapport is genuine and you’ll ask them for their opinion on a competing IR firm. They’ll act like their doing you a favor when they take out their phone and make a call to their contacts guy to do some quick research to help you out.

Whether they got through to they’re guy or not they’ll come back with an answer like, “he just said to be careful with that one”. You’re relieved because your new buddy just kept you from making a big mistake but he sees it as assuming the sale.

Pump and dump vampires will expect to be placed on the S1 with their free trading shares in tact even before you’ve closed the deal with a contract and in most cases they’ve never actually revealed their IR strategy that is supposed to create the market for your new public company or turnaround the public perception of your struggling public entity.

You’ll ask them for specifics and they’ll beat around the bush, never giving a straight answer. The contract will be a boilerplate template that does nothing but secure their shares in your company.

Keep in mind, the P & D Vampire will be personable. They will be that breath of fresh air that seems to bring order to the otherwise chaotic process of the public process. You’ll be soothed to sleep at night as you recollect the days conversation with your new buddy and how his process is going to miraculously take your .05 cent share price to $1.85 in 30 days.

But after the contracts are signed, the equity is legally distributed and the process is supposed to begin, your new friend will be hard to reach on the phone and when you get them on the phone they’ll say things like, “I never agreed to this…” or “it’s going to take time” or “just be patient” and then when they are just about to lower the hammer they’ll begin to put the failure of the campaign on you by saying things like, “your company needs to announce an acquisition” (even though your company is only 30 days into its public existence) or “you need to restructure your management and we’ll put out press releases about it” on and on.

Be careful out there. Your best bet for real and absolute Investor Relations strategies is to go back to the consultant that helped you facilitate the structuring and going public process. If you didn’t have a consultant take you through the process, most likely, that is your problem right there.

You can’t possibly navigate your way through this turbulent industry of con artists and legal red tape on your own. Find a professional that can bring in his contact base and strategic relationships so that you don’t lose time, money and eventually your company.

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As the proud owners of houses and cars, we take on a lot of responsibility! It is important to handle all of the upkeep so we can be proud and safe. We also need to make sure our loan payments are sent in on time so we stay out of trouble. Furthermore, we want to do those things while taking advantage of the best quality products and services we can. This means we also need good insurance.

One thing you should consider is the very popular home and auto insurance discount. This is one of the more common discounts, but not every insurance company offers it. Since it saves the insurer money in administration and marketing, they can pass some of that savings on so you can get a cheaper bill every month! Do you have an auto and home discount?

One thing that I found out is that many insurers who advertise themselves as discount insurers do not cover homes. This means that the total insurance bill is not always a great deal. I used to use a company like this until I bought a house. Then, I found that a larger insurance company, that was not known as a cheaper one, actually gave me a better deal on all of my business!

Price breaks like these really add up over time. If you are paying about three hundred dollars a month to cover your family house and vehicles, a ten or fifteen percent discount can really add up over a year’s time. It makes it worth it to shop around.

So how can you find the company that is right for you? I cannot tell you that there is just one perfect insurer for everybody. There are many competitors on the market, and the trick is to find the insurer who works well with your own family. That may not be the same insurer that your brother or uncle uses. They have a different situation than you do,

There are also other opportunities to save money on your monthly premiums. By taking a few minutes to compare quotes, you may be able to save hundreds, or thousands, of dollars every year. This has worked out very well for me in the past. Find the insurer who wants to cut you the best deal!

For your auto, consider anti-theft and safety feature discounts. If your rates are high, it may be worth it to take a defensive driving course. They are really easy to take these days, and you can even find some online that you can complete at home. If you are looking for another car, consider which ones are cheaper or more expensive to insure. The type of vehicle really can matter. For your house, sometimes the type of roof matters. Some insurers offer price breaks for smoke and theft alarms.

Insurers do not all do things the same way. By just sticking with your old company, or by taking the first offer you see, you could be missing a chance to save some real money! By shopping around, you will be getting the best possible deal.

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For those of you who have reached the point in your company’s evolution where it’s time to take your company public there is often a lot of confusion centering around the services that a corporation needs in order to go public at a solid price, hold it’s position and grow steadily.

The solution is to bring on a consulting firm steeped in a solid history of creating solid corporate foundations so that building on that foundation is simple and streamlined. Below is what you can expect to pay and the services you’ll need for a solid public offering on an exchange like the OTCBB that will help your company eventually qualify for the NASDAQ.

Of course there are many consulting firms out there who will do reverse mergers into public shells or charge $400k+ for the process of going public but the truth is, your company can get a premium grade public offering solutions without having to pay even remotely close to that much.

For a solid, top tier consulting firm to come into your company and provide everything from A to Z, the below is what you can expect to get and pay from reputable consulting sources.

For a full turnkey solution, the costs involved and solutions provided would look something like this: 1. Retainer ($25k to $35k)+ equity distribution 2. Business plan and Private Placement Memorandum authoring 3. Company Valuation by top tier analyst 4. Board of directors selection and evaluation 5. Advisory board selection and evaluation 6. C level executive evaluation and recruitment initiation (if needed) 7. Strategic Alliance search and facilitation 8. First round of funding offered to our investor network (and your investor contacts) 9. PCAOB audit 10. $50k fee from proceeds raised paid to Consultant 11. S1 filed by PCS legal team through SEC comments stage to SEC approval 12. Market Maker attachment, 15c211 filing with FINRA and final payment of $50k is made to Consultant from capital raised 13. Trading symbol issued to company by FINRA 14. Company is up and trading on OTCBB 15. Consultant brings in first phase Investor Relations strategies to create market and trading volume activity 16. National Public Relations strategy begins by having C level executives placed on top tier radio and TV programs as Expert Panel participants for industry 17. Ongoing acquisitions identification, corporate expansion strategies and Investor Relations consulting by Consultant to assist company with growth.

You don’t need to overpay for a service as intricate as going public. Just find a turn-key consultant who understands your company and what you’re trying to achieve and take it from there.

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