Mar 25, 2020
Finfeed.com that covers financial news via their online web portal believes ASX small cap stocks should be turning to digital publications like theirs to communicate with investors and shareholders.
Melbourne, Australia - March 24, 2020 /PressCable/ —
With a number of large conferences being cancelled during the coronavirus pandemic, small cap companies will need to get creative when considering how to reach potential investors.
The directive from the Australian government to avoid public gatherings of 100 or more people, will have an acute effect on conference and event planners.
Popular conferences including the Australian Energy and Minerals Investor Conference have been indefinitely postponed.
Simon Moores, Managing Director at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said upon rescheduling six months worth of investor conferences: “The unprecedented scale of the coronavirus, now confirmed as a pandemic, is becoming clear and our responsibilities as a company mean that we cannot facilitate or encourage any form of gatherings, whether this is for five or 500 people, in this time of uncertainty.”
For ASX companies, business must go on and an effective communication strategy including messages to investors must be clearly made.
Finfeed.com provides small cap companies the means to reach investors, whilst conferences are closing their doors.
Finfeed targets retail investors with expertly written content, whilst driving audiences to a company’s story using intelligent marketing solutions like programmatic buying.
“This level of data intelligence can only be optimised through an online medium, hence why digital publishing is becoming the preferred method of communications for ASX small caps,” Finfeed editor Jonathan Jackson said.
Vulcan Energy Resources (VUL:ASX) (Vulcan), a European lithium mining company, utilises Finfeed as a key communication tool to keep investors and potential shareholders informed about company news.
Vulcan has an interesting message best suited to digital media.
“Traditionally, producing lithium-ion is a carbon intensive process, but Vulcan is aiming to produce a Zero-Carbon Lithium product by 2023, making electric vehicles even more sustainable,” FinfeedCEO Jason Price said.
“It was fantastic working with the team at Vulcan. I find it very rewarding to share their story on our platform and to inform our large investor audience about the great work they are doing for shareholders and the environment.
“During this time of uncertainty, it is important to maintain hope and support lesser known small cap companies that are also feeling the economic effects of the Coronavirus outbreak.”
If you would like to learn more about Finfeed.com, visit their website here: https://finfeed.com To have your news published on it, contact Jason Price via the contact us page of the website.
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