Public investor narrative & positioning
Turn the issuer, opportunity, market, team, economics, proof, and offering into a clear story for a broad investor audience.
- Message architecture
- Investor-facing copy
- Claim-to-proof map
- Campaign talking points
200+capital-raise campaigns supported
$2B+raised across supported campaigns
Reg A+specialized capital-marketing experience
WHAT RAISELAUNCH BUILDS
Build a public campaign with the infrastructure to keep learning.
Raise website & investment journey
Create the education and conversion path from first impression through qualification, lead capture, scheduling, and the transaction platform.
- Raise website
- Landing pages
- Education journey
- Platform handoff
Video, webinars & campaign creative
Translate the narrative into founder video, evergreen presentations, ads, retargeting, and investor content that can work over a longer campaign.
- Video strategy
- Webinar journey
- Ad creative
- Investor content
Investor acquisition & optimization
Launch and manage paid media and channel strategy with disciplined testing across audiences, messages, formats, and funnel stages.
- Paid media
- Audience strategy
- Creative testing
- Weekly optimization
CRM, nurture & attribution
Connect capture, consented email and SMS, segmentation, pipeline, notifications, attribution, and reporting behind the campaign.
- CRM architecture
- Investor nurture
- Pipeline automation
- Campaign dashboards
MARKETING WITHIN THE OFFERING PATH
Tier, qualification, and investor rules shape the campaign.
Regulatory facts reviewed September 24, 2026. Always confirm the current rules with securities counsel.
Up to $20 million in 12 months
Under the current SEC framework, Tier 1 permits offerings of up to $20 million in a 12-month period and includes state-level review requirements.
Up to $75 million in 12 months
Tier 2 permits offerings of up to $75 million in a 12-month period, with audited financial statements and ongoing reporting requirements.
Public marketing still needs disciplined review
Reg A offerings can reach the public, but qualification, disclosures, investor limits where applicable, and campaign claims should remain aligned with the offering circular and securities counsel.
Official references: SEC Regulation A guide for issuers
HOW TO PLAN THE CAMPAIGN
Build for a long public investor journey.
Reg A marketing connects a qualified offering, public education, creative testing, and investor follow-up. The plan has to fit the issuer's tier, offering circular, transaction path, and available evidence.
Set the offering boundaries
Align the campaign brief with the selected tier, offering circular, qualification status, permitted claims, and investor limits that counsel identifies.
Educate before asking
Use the website, video, founder content, and follow-up to answer the questions a broader audience needs before considering the offering.
Learn beyond the click
Track which messages produce useful investor conversations and platform activity, then refine creative and nurture across the campaign.
WHY RAISELAUNCH
Senior capital-marketing operators across the entire campaign.
Built for a longer raise cycle
The story, content, nurture, and reporting system is designed to keep educating and improving—not just create a launch spike.
One public-facing narrative
Website, offering materials, video, ads, webinars, and follow-up stay aligned around the same approved investment story.
Acquisition connected to pipeline
Media and engagement data are read alongside qualification, platform, and investor feedback wherever the systems allow.
See our capital-marketing work
Explore the OAK brand and capital-marketing case study and RaiseLaunch client work. These examples describe our capabilities; they do not establish the exemption used by any client.
CAPITAL MARKETING BY OFFERING PATH
Specialized strategy. One connected investor journey.
Reg D marketing
Investor marketing systems for private offerings, with a clear distinction between public-facing Rule 506(c) campaigns and Rule 506(b) restrictions.
Reg CF marketing
Story, creative, acquisition, portal handoff, CRM, and follow-up for equity-crowdfunding campaigns built around the regulated investor journey.
Reg A+ marketing
Public-facing capital marketing for Tier 1 and Tier 2 offerings, from investor narrative through acquisition, nurture, and reporting.
REG A+ MARKETING FAQ
Straight answers.
01What does a Reg A marketing agency do?+
A Reg A marketing agency builds and operates the investor-facing story and campaign system for a Reg A+ offering: positioning, raise website, video, creative, acquisition, CRM, nurture, attribution, and ongoing optimization. RaiseLaunch provides marketing support, not legal or investment advice.
02How much can an issuer raise under Reg A?+
Under the current SEC framework, Tier 1 permits offerings up to $20 million and Tier 2 permits offerings up to $75 million in a 12-month period. Confirm the current rules and fit with securities counsel.
03Can non-accredited investors participate in Reg A+ offerings?+
Reg A offerings can include non-accredited investors. Tier 2 generally applies investment limits to certain non-accredited purchasers unless the securities will be listed on a national securities exchange. Counsel should determine how the rules apply.
04How is Reg A+ marketing different from Reg D or Reg CF marketing?+
Each path has different limits, qualification steps, investor rules, intermediary requirements, disclosures, and campaign economics. The marketing system must reflect the actual exemption rather than reuse a generic capital-raise funnel.
05Does RaiseLaunch guarantee capital raised?+
No. RaiseLaunch provides marketing, infrastructure, and campaign support. Investment outcomes depend on the offering, market, team, proof, economics, execution, investor demand, and other factors.
BUILD A SERIOUS REG A+ MARKETING CAMPAIGN.