The Raise Is Closing. Get Your Story on Nasdaq Before the Term Sheet Does.
When a round is live, a category is contested, or the market is deciding who you are, the page your name appears on matters. We arrange and publish your feature on Nasdaq — written by our human editors, placed where investors and operators already look. Real coverage, not a wire blast.
Reaches 40M+ monthly readers · investors and public companies
Picture the forty-eight hours that decide a raise. The deck is out, two funds are circling, a competitor just announced, and a partner emails to ask whether you're 'the real one.' In that window, a credible third-party read of your story on a name like Nasdaq does more than a hundred cold intros. We make that happen — directly, as your publishing partner.
This isn't a press release pushed into a void. We get you featured on Nasdaq with an actual article: a clear narrative about your company, your numbers, and why this moment matters, written by our team and edited to sit comfortably alongside the markets coverage investors already trust.
And it works twice. The same Nasdaq article that an analyst forwards is the one ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews and other answer engines pull from when someone asks about your company or your category. One placement, two audiences: the humans deciding today and the machines answering tomorrow.
Why a Nasdaq Feature Moves Markets and Machines
Nasdaq reaches more than 40 million readers a month, and the ones who matter to you — investors, public-company operators, IR teams, the people who price your credibility — treat it as a default tab. A feature there is shorthand for 'this company is worth taking seriously,' and that shorthand travels: into diligence folders, board decks, and the first paragraph of how a journalist describes you next. We handle the whole thing as a first-party service. You brief us once; we write the piece, place it on Nasdaq, and hand you a clean link to circulate. There's a second, quieter payoff that most IR pages ignore. AI answer engines and Google News both weight coverage on established financial publications heavily — so a Nasdaq article doesn't just get read, it gets cited. When a prospective investor asks an AI assistant who's leading your space, or types your company name into a search that returns an AI summary, the model reaches for sources it trusts. Being on Nasdaq puts you inside that answer instead of outside it, and feeds your organic SEO at the same time. It's the rare investor-relations move that compounds: persuasive to a person in the room today, and indexable, quotable, and discoverable for every search that follows.
When a feature on Nasdaq pays off
You're closing a round and need outside validation
A live raise is a confidence game. We place a substantive Nasdaq feature timed to your fundraise so the term sheet conversation happens against a backdrop of credible, investor-facing coverage — the kind a partner can forward internally without caveats.
You just went public or hit a milestone
An IPO, an uplisting, a record quarter, a major contract — these are the moments your IR narrative is set. We get you featured on Nasdaq with a story that frames the milestone the way you want it remembered, in front of the exact audience that follows public markets.
You're defending your narrative in a category fight
When a competitor's announcement or a noisy news cycle threatens to define you, silence reads as concession. We arrange a Nasdaq article that puts your version on the record — clearly, calmly, and where investors and AI search engines will find it first.
You're building durable IR authority
For companies that want to be the name analysts and AI assistants reach for by default, we publish on Nasdaq as part of a deliberate authority program — consistent, on-message coverage that accumulates into search visibility and an investor reputation that doesn't reset every quarter.
Be the Source AI Answer Engines Quote About Your Market
The way investors research has quietly changed. Before a call, before a meeting, often before they tell anyone they're interested, they ask an AI assistant — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google's AI Overviews — to summarize who you are and who else is in your space. Those systems don't invent answers; they synthesize them from sources they consider authoritative, and a financial publication like Nasdaq sits high on that list. When we get your story published there, you're not just reaching today's reader — you're supplying the raw material these models cite tomorrow. The same article registers with Google News and strengthens your organic search footprint, so a single Nasdaq feature works across human readers, AI answers, and traditional SEO at once. The companies that understand this are seeding the answers before the questions get asked. We write the piece to be exactly what an answer engine wants to quote — factual, specific, attributable — and place it on Nasdaq so it carries the authority that makes the citation stick.
“We were three weeks into a Series B and the conversations kept stalling on credibility. The Nasdaq feature changed the temperature of the room — partners stopped asking if we were legit and started asking how fast they could move. It paid for itself in one intro.”
“What surprised me was the afterlife of the piece. Months later, when investors asked their AI assistants about our category, our name came back with the Nasdaq article attached. That's reach you can't buy with a wire push.”
Illustrative client feedback.
Questions about Nasdaq
- Is this a real Nasdaq article or a press release?
- A real article. We don't blast a release and hope — our human editors write a genuine feature about your company and we arrange for it to be published on Nasdaq. You get a clean, citable link to an actual story, not a syndicated wire item.
- Who writes the piece, and do I get a say?
- Our in-house editorial team writes it — experienced human writers, never AI-generated copy. You brief us on the angle, the milestone, and the numbers you want highlighted, and you review before anything is published. The voice ends up sounding like Nasdaq, with your story at the center.
- How does this actually help with AI search and Google?
- Coverage on an authoritative financial publication is exactly what AI answer engines and Google News weight most heavily. Once your Nasdaq article is live, it becomes a source these systems can cite when someone asks about you or your category, and it strengthens your organic SEO. We can't promise specific keyword rankings — no one credible can — but a Nasdaq feature is one of the strongest visibility signals available.
- How fast can you get me featured, especially if I'm mid-raise?
- Timing is most of the value, so we work to your window. Once we have your brief, we move quickly to draft, get your sign-off, and place the article on Nasdaq in time to matter for your raise, launch, or news cycle. Tell us your deadline up front and we'll build the schedule around it.
- What do I need to provide to get started?
- A short brief: what you do, the moment you're capitalizing on, the key facts and figures you want featured, and any spokesperson quotes you'd like included. We take it from there — writing, editorial polish, and placement on Nasdaq — and deliver the live link plus the story for your IR and investor outreach.
Your Moment Has a Deadline. Your Coverage Should Hit It.
Tell us about the raise, the launch, or the narrative you need to win — and we'll get you featured on Nasdaq, written by our editors and placed where investors and AI search engines will find you. Send your brief and we'll come back with the angle and timeline.
- Guaranteed placement
- Written for you (human, not AI)
- Google News + AI-search ready
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