About Pulse IR

Senior IR judgment. Modern visibility tech. One firm.

Pulse IR is an investor relations firm for micro-cap, OTC, and small-cap public companies. The wedge is the combination most competitors cannot offer: deep, senior IR experience paired with a modern AI and distribution stack.

Why Pulse IR exists

The market reads a company through machines now.

Search engines, AI assistants, screeners, and message boards decide what an investor sees before a human ever picks up the phone. For a small or micro-cap company, that first read is often thin, dated, or wrong, and the company never sees it happen.

Pulse IR exists to close that gap: to make sure the machines, and then the investors, get the company right.

What we believe

Human strategy, executed by technology.

People decide what to say and to whom. Technology makes sure it is seen, correctly, at scale, and measured. Neither half works alone. A relationship shop cannot measure or distribute. A tool has no judgment.

The proof of judgment is the track record. Pulse IR's leadership helped architect iQSTEL's path from a sub-penny OTC stock to a Nasdaq listing under IQST.

Where Pulse IR fits

One umbrella, focused brands.

Pulse IR is the IR-focused brand under Strategic Innovations First. The broader advisory pillars live with the parent.

Strategic Innovations First

The parent executive-advisory umbrella. Four pillars: AI Visibility, Strategic Funding, Management Consultation, and Institutional IR.

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Pulse IR

The investor relations system. See, Fix, and Reach, run inside IRis, for public companies that need to be seen accurately.

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The named properties

IRis, the secure client workspace. Amplifi, the Social Ambassador Marketing Platform. PubCo Insight, the client tools suite.

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Plain about the boundaries

What Pulse IR is not.

  • Not a broker-dealer. Pulse IR does not raise capital or introduce investors.
  • Not an investment adviser. Nothing here is investment advice, a price target, or a recommendation.
  • Not a stock promoter hiding the ball. Compensated promotion is disclosed as required under Section 17(b).
  • Not a guarantee. No promise of any stock price, return, or listing outcome.

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