Going public is a major step for any company, big or small. It requires meticulous planning and strategic execution to ensure a successful Initial Public Offering (IPO). This includes the need to manage public relations (PR) in a way that builds and maintains a positive public image. Whether it is a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) IPO or a mega IPO, it is important to have total expertise in managing public relations in order to ensure a successful outcome.

Managing Reputation & Controlling Negative Trolls

When a company goes public, it is important to ensure that its reputation is maintained and that public perception of the company is positive. Companies should be proactive in managing their reputation by engaging with the public and responding to any queries or concerns that may arise. In addition, companies should also be prepared to address any negative comments or trolls that may arise during the IPO process. This can be done by responding quickly and in a professional manner, as well as engaging with any commenters to ensure that their concerns are addressed.

Digital PR & SEBI Compliance

In today’s digital age, companies must ensure that they are engaging with the public through digital channels. This includes maintaining an active presence on social media, as well as engaging with influencers and media outlets. Companies should also ensure that their messaging is in line with the regulations set forth by Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). This includes ensuring that all communication is accurate, timely, and compliant with all applicable laws and regulations.