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PRINTER VERSION

INVESTOR RELATIONS STRATEGIES

• A Prescription for Shareholder Diversification -- By the Holmes Report. If the site reorganizes and the article disappears, here is a Text Only Version in which the links may no longer work.
• Cost-Effective Ways to Develop a Positive Corporate Image -- from the CEO Refresher. If the site reorganizes and the article disappears, here is a Text Only Version in which the links may no longer work.
• WorkinPR.com wrote "Building Corporate Reputation" but the Website has since disappeared. Hereere is a Text Only Version.
• Investor Relations Best Practices by Mikis Hadjimichael. Sovereign Debt Management Forum. World Bank. This gives an overview of sensible IR practice for any public company, globally.

• Pressure on IR Execs in Wake of Disaster -- By the Holmes Report. If the site reorganizes and the article disappears, here is a Text Only Version in which the links may no longer work.
• Gordon Wolfe wrote a tood "Crisis Checklist" posted at CrisisChecklist.com. That Website has disappeared; so here is a Text Only Version.
• Bernstein Crisis Managemetn has many informative articles at their Website.

• Roger Pondel atPondel Wilkinson wrote a good article, "Investor Relations Strategies for Small Cap Companies". However when the site has reorganized the article disappeared. So here is a Text Only Version.
• The Houston Business Journal worte "Companies traded over the counter face PR challenges". As the article is no longer posted, here is a Text Only Version.
• For a good, overall view, read the Must-Have Checklist and other information at IR Dream Team.

Research coverage, especially on smaller companies, became difficult to find after 2002 when the SEC cracked down on Wall Street banks for using investment banking fees to compensate analysts and instituted new regulations to keep research unbiased. There are, however, some independent research firms with reports for sale to investors and with reports paid for by the subject company.

• Investorside Research Assn. is a non-profit trade association of investment research providers that do not engage in investment banking, company consulting or research-for-hire. Their members constitute some of the leading investment research firms in the world, providing research that works purely for investors.
• Also, look for a list of research analysts (paid and unpaid) at Microcap Leaders.