1.
123
Grove
Ave.
Suite
208
Cedarhurst,
NY
11516
646-‐780-‐8125
Summit
Marketing
Inc.
Case
Study
Company:
Small-‐cap
company
in
bio
tech
sector,
with
a
market
cap
of
$100
million,
trading
under
$1.00
per
share,
with
approximately
500
shareholders
and
low
volume.
Company
had
a
solid
pipeline
with
promising
assets
but
was
lacking
exposure.
Objective:
This
small
cap
OTCBB
Company
retained
Summit
Marketing
to
generate
and
execute
a
comprehensive
investor
awareness
campaign.
Strategy:
Summit
Marketing
had
a
multi
faceted
approach,
which
included:
• Creating
Social
Media
profiles
on
all
major
platforms
on
behalf
of
the
company
• Management
of
all
Social
Media
platforms
• Seeking
out
all
current
investors
and
onboarding
to
Social
Media
platforms.
• Generate
compelling
content
on
behalf
of
company
and
CEO.
• Circulate
above-‐mentioned
content
using
corporate
Social
Media
Profiles.
• Engaging
discussion
with
users
in
order
to
create
positive
sentiment.
2.
123
Grove
Ave.
Suite
208
Cedarhurst,
NY
11516
646-‐780-‐8125
Six
Month
Results/ROI:
Stock
price
and
liquidity
statistics:
Prior
to
engagement
the
company’s
shares
were
trading
an
average
of
1000
shares
per
day
and
the
price
range
was
70-‐80
cents
per
share.
During
the
course
of
the
campaign
there
were
no
major
positive
or
negative
news
events.
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
Chart
Title
Prior
to
engagement
Month
1
Month
2
Month
3
Month
4
Month
5
Month
6
Prior
to
engage
ment
Month
1
Month
2
Month
3
Month
4
Month
5
Month
6
Twitter
Followers
0
136
303
511
786
934
1178
Facebook
0
431
1298
2134
4278
5098
6033
Linkedin
0
41
101
198
356
507
694
Total
Retail
Shareholders
(100
shares
and
up)
512
675
708
843
902
1287
1453
Total
Accumulative
CEO
blog
posts
0
4
8
12
16
20
24
Total
Shareholder
Onboard
%
0
46
62
71
76
82
89
3.
123
Grove
Ave.
Suite
208
Cedarhurst,
NY
11516
646-‐780-‐8125
Month
Price
appreciation
%
Liquidity
increase
%
1
4
11
2
5
31
3
6
46
4
2
64
5
3
68
6
5
72
Subtotals
25
292
Conclusion:
The
campaign
was
highly
successful
in
attracting
the
overwhelming
majority
of
current
shareholders
to
onboard
the
corporate
Social
Profiles.
Once
on-‐boarded
the
company
leveraged
these
profiles
to
engage
with
these
shareholders
and
seek
out
new
potential
shareholders
as
well.
During
this
engagement
period
we
increased
the
shareholder
base
by
more
than
100%.
Additionally,
the
company
leveraged
Social
Media
outlets
to
release
corporate
messages
including
CEO
blogs.
These
posts
were
highly
engaged
and
created
very
positive
sentiment
as
well
as
a
thriving
digital
community.
The
results
show
that
investors
are
more
likely
to
increase
their
stake
in
the
company
in
some
cases
by
100%
when
properly
engaged.
These
investors
are
also
more
likely
to
weather
a
“bad
storm”
when
company
has
headwinds.
Most
importantly
we
found
that
this
strategy
has
been
highly
successful
in
recruiting
new
shareholders
from
companies
in
similar
sectors.
All
of
these
shareholders
are
categorized
as
long
term
holders.
To
learn
more
about
leveraging
Social
Media
to
engage
with
your
shareholders
give
us
a
call.
Our
demo
will
take
less
than
15
minutes.
Bill
Stuart
Chief
Marketing
Officer
646
780
8126