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Ezra Marbach

Ezra Marbach

Ezra was formerly with SeekingAlpha where he focused on product development. Prior to that he was an investment banker. He's now an investor and advisor in the finance 2.0 space. Visit his blog: http://ezramarbach.blogspot.com/ and follow him on Twitter @ezramarbach

Crisis investor relations in the age of social media

Crisis investor relations in the age of social media

By Ezra Marbach on December 8, 2011

SO OFTEN lately, public companies have been under attack. Most of these attacks have been directed at Chinese companies publicly-traded on US stock exchanges.

Posted in IR News, Social Media | Tagged activist investors, crisis communications, short selling

Will Netflix CEO Hastings usher in a new era for investor relations?

Will Netflix CEO Hastings usher in a new era for investor relations?

By Ezra Marbach on August 2, 2011

REED HASTINGS, CEO of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is a remarkable entrepreneur. He founded a DVD-by-mail business in the late ‘90s that now boasts 25+ million subs and is disrupting the media and entertainment industries.

Posted in IR News, Social Media | Tagged executive communications, Netflix, Quarterly Reporting, Reed Hastings, Web Disclosure

5 ways IR departments are improving their earnings calls

5 ways IR departments are improving their earnings calls

By Ezra Marbach on February 9, 2011

AS EARNINGS season comes to a close, public companies continue to demonstrate an increasing focus on using their earnings calls to be more social, interactive, and transparent.

Posted in Best Practice, IR News | Tagged earnings calls, Quarterly Reporting, webcasting

Social media advice for IR in 2011: use your own website

Social media advice for IR in 2011: use your own website

By Ezra Marbach on January 6, 2011

A COUPLE of weeks ago, investor relations pro Patrick Kiss wondered why IR has been slow to adopt social media and what can be done to “move things forward”.

Posted in IR News, Online IR, Social Media | Tagged engagement, finance bloggers, Presentations, Q&As, Quarterly Reporting

Do Motley Fool’s live CEO chats mark a new era for IR?

Do Motley Fool’s live CEO chats mark a new era for IR?

By Ezra Marbach on December 3, 2010

THE online social media revolution of the last 5+ years has touched nearly every facet of society with one glaring exception: open and direct online conversation between public company executives and equity investors remains minimal.

Posted in Online IR, Social Media | Tagged CEO chats, Crowd-sourcing, Ebix, executive communications, Motley Fool, Q&As, Seeking Alpha

Companies shifting IR tactics to be more social, transparent

Companies shifting IR tactics to be more social, transparent

By Ezra Marbach on August 26, 2010

AS EARNINGS season comes to a close it’s become increasingly apparent that public companies are focusing more heavily on their investor relations (“IR”) efforts. What explains this phenomenon?

Posted in Best Practice, Social Media | Tagged Quarterly Reporting

Investor relations & social media — a bust?

Investor relations & social media — a bust?

By Ezra Marbach on May 11, 2010

IT’S NOW mid-2010. And still, investor relations (IR) professionals are largely avoiding use of social media. Yet, the topic of social media has not only dominated IR discussion for what seems like an eternity but it’s also widely considered — especially among IR pros — an essential online tool for investor communications. Is there a [...]

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Facebook, Seeking Alpha, StockTwits, Twitter

5 ways to attract investors to your IR website

5 ways to attract investors to your IR website

By Ezra Marbach on February 18, 2010

WITH all the new opportunities they have to engage investors on various social media platforms, public companies remain somewhat focused on driving traffic back to their own corporate websites.

Posted in Online IR, Social Media | Tagged Quarterly Reporting, transcripts

Is StockTwits a useful social media platform for public companies?

Is StockTwits a useful social media platform for public companies?

By Ezra Marbach on January 12, 2010

THERE’S much talk in investor relations circles about the challenges of social media. But, as discussed in my recent post Investor Relations 2.0 – Is Seeking Alpha the Answer?, and, as you’ll see below, the opportunities for public companies to engage investors online using social media are real, measurable, and shouldn’t raise any red flags [...]

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Seeking Alpha, StockTwits

Investor Relations 2.0 — is SeekingAlpha.com the answer?

Investor Relations 2.0 — is SeekingAlpha.com the answer?

By Ezra Marbach on December 14, 2009

(Disclosure: I’m one of the core group who built SeekingAlpha.com. I launched the China Stock Blog in 2004 (now Seeking Alpha China Stocks) and subsequently worked on product development. I’m no longer affiliated with the company. All opinions are my own.)

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Seeking Alpha

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