WE’RE LOOKING for service providers who are doing new and interesting things on the web for investor relations, public relations, shareholder services and corporate governance.
No matter where you are in the world, we want to give you an opportunity to talk about your company and its products on this site. No strings attached. No cost. I’ve already sent off three invites, but let’s open it up to anyone.
You just have to be doing new things that are interesting to us and we have to feel comfortable with your products. So no image-based junk, instant Flash paper conversions or stuff like that. This is the age of XBRL, so no firm that is serious about the web would still be putting text in files that can’t be read and indexed by machines.
We want to promote talented, creative, honest, hard working firms that find it hard to get their work noticed. The only condition is that you have to be doing something for companies that involves the web.
If you think you’re interesting or know of a firm that is, send along their info to our general email inbox. Give us a URL or two, a short — twitter length — summary of why the company is interesting, and info for the person we should contact.
Look forward to receiving your suggestions.
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