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Internet Direct Public Offerings have become the hottest method of raising captial for small companies. The Internet is an inexpensive and extremely economical means by which to interact with investors, an ideal medium for the Direct Public Offering. Internet Direct Public Offering consist of Marketing Marketing of Stock on the Internet is the primary function of the Internet DPO. It's done with banner advertising, on-line public relations, electronic press releases, and high relevance web site engineering for the Internet search engines. Future Potential The economic implications of the Internet are staggering. Prospectuses can be reviewed online and printed out through a web browser as well as on-line subscription ordering, thus allowing an inexpensive alternative to conventionally printed and mailed offering circulars which can increase offering costs dramatically. Properly implemented, the potential subscriber can review an electronic offering circular then complete an on-line subscription agreement with real-time credit card processing. Currently, Directors, Officers and licensed securities representatives can directly sell stock to the public. This means that a prospective subscriber could be directed by phone to the DPO candidate's website whereby the subscriber could then be instructed to enter purchasing information into a web form. Potential Benefits & Advantages The Direct Public Offering is the new way to take companies public and level the playing field, allowing everyone equal access to a DPO. It also provides issuing companies a more efficient and effective service than traditional underwriting by offering superior pricing, less dilution, lower fees, and better allocation. You don’t have to be an Accredited Investor anymore. You can buy direct shares in a for-profit corporation by buying your shares direct from the company. Have you ever had the opportunity to purchase shares of stock in a company? Would you like to have the opportunity to buy shares in a company before it becomes listed on a stock exchange? |
