What Does an IPO Assessment Meeting Mean for a Personal Brand?
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) means turning your personal brand into something people can invest in—just like buying shares in companies like Tesla or McDonald’s. It’s when your personal brand becomes strong enough to be listed on a stock exchange.
An IPO assessment meeting is the first step toward that. It’s a conversation with a third-party expert who helps you understand:
What it would take to make your personal brand public
Whether it’s the right move for you
Which stock exchange might be a good fit
If you decide to explore further, the expert will do a full review of your personal brand. This includes:
Looking at all the income you’ve earned from shoutouts on PassionStocks, plus any other money you’ve made through your personal brand outside of the platform.
Evaluating your conversion rate—how many of your followers actually become buyers—to help forecast future income and growth potential.
Analyzing how your sales and personal brand are growing over time
Seeing if your personal brand is strong enough to last and grow in the future
This meeting doesn’t mean you’re going public right away. It just starts the process of figuring out if your personal brand could eventually get listed on the stock market—something that usually takes months of preparation.