Content, investor engagement and social distribution for SurgePays, Inc. (Nasdaq: SURG) after the October 15 GrowthLine launch.
Company figures from the Oct 15 release and investor deck. Six signed is not six live; 100+ dealers is an onboarding count. Q2 operating income of $3.45M included an $8.51M settlement gain.
October 26, 2026 to January 17, 2027. One theme a week, one hero asset, one investor action, built around the Q3 results and the questions the market is already asking. Pick a week for its plan, channel mix and drafted posts.
Drafted posts for every week. Each number comes from a SurgePays release, filing or the investor deck, cited on the card. Flags say what to check first. Bracketed fields are filled from the release on the day. Nothing posts until SurgePays approves it.
The investor touchpoints in the program, the funnel that measures them, and the answers investors ask for most. Share price is not a campaign metric.
| Week | Touchpoint | What it does | Owner | Status |
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This campaign, all platforms. Stages without a reported number stay empty.
Every link in a post gets tags so its visits show up in the funnel. Paste the result into the post.
Draft answers for replies, the Q&A sessions and the FAQ page. Sourced; the company and counsel approve before use. Update after the Q3 10-Q.
Followers per account, first reading to latest. Send a weekly reading per account (metric: followers).
Wire releases, syndication, finance portals, editorial coverage and filings that carry the news. Syndication is republication, not independent coverage. Sponsored items are labelled.
| Date | Outlet | Type | Link | Status |
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What SurgePays says about itself, the pillars the program builds on, the figures posts may use, and the lines it does not cross. Checked against the October 19 deep dive and its 44 sources.
SurgePays sells the technology and operating services that let partners launch prepaid wireless brands, and its POS platform sells prepaid products through more than 9,000 neighborhood stores. LinkUp is its own consumer brand. In September it sold its ClearLine apps and managed-marketing business for $27.5 million in consideration and signed a joint-venture letter of intent with LowWeeklyPayments for a dealer rent-to-own program. On October 15 it opened GrowthLine to partner brands: six companies have signed letters of intent or definitive agreements.
The program tells that story as the company's own operating model: a partner brings the brand and the customers; SurgePays runs carrier access, billing, activation and care. Every investor post separates what is signed from what is live, and consideration from cash.
Sources: releases of Sep 10, Sep 17 and Oct 15, 2026; October investor presentation; 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Stages after "Sign" are company targets or proposals.
Taglines and positioning lines as the company publishes them, with where each appears.
The figures posts may use, with the source. Quote them exactly, with the date. A number that is not here does not go in a post until SurgePays has published it.
| Figure | What it means | Source |
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How each claim may appear in posts. These are the distinctions the deep dive found most often blurred in the stream.
| Claim | Grade | How posts may use it |
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SURG trades below $1 under a Nasdaq compliance extension, sells shares through an at-the-market program and has variable-price convertible notes. Promotion of a stock like this is read closely. These rules keep the program factual.
Paid placements. Anyone paid to publish about SURG, directly or through an agency, discloses it in the content itself under Section 17(b) of the Securities Act. A sponsored SURG post on July 14, 2026 (Da Stock Analyst) disclosed third-party compensation without naming the payer; the program does not use that channel.
SURG can attract event-driven attention. The evidence is much weaker on durable investor conversion and current dilution visibility. The gap between a compelling headline and the cash, contract and share-count facts is the central issue, and the program's job is to close it.
SURG public-source marketing, awareness and capital review, Oct 19, 2026. No price target endorsed.
What each number on this dashboard means. Targets are starting points; reset them after two weeks of data.
| Metric | How it is counted | Source | Starting target |
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| Who | Does | Contact |
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Logos, colours, type, people and imagery pulled from surgepays.com, ir.surgepays.com, surgepays.io and the October deck, for building posts and PR images that look like the company's own. Each item links to where it came from.
| Name | What it is |
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Images on the company's own sites. Check rights before reuse; some may be stock.
Where the company's own pages disagree. Engines and investors read all of them.
Compile links and numbers and send them to Claude: a spreadsheet, a CSV, a pasted list or screenshots. These columns load cleanly.
week,date,platform,account,post_url,paid(yes/no),views,likes,reposts,replies,clicks
date,outlet,url,type,sponsored(yes/no)
date,metric,account,value,source # metric: ir_sessions, alert_signups, webinar_regs, link_clicks, followers
Market moves against small caps, new SEC filings, release coverage and public sentiment, turned into a short list ranked by severity. Each signal shows its evidence and a suggested next step for the company's own communications, never a trading call. Public sources only; a source that fails shows "unavailable", never zero.
Newest first within each severity.
Program, company and capital-market dates in the next 30 days. Dashed = not confirmed by the company.
$SURG stream: pace, tagged lean and who is talking. Lean is the share of messages their authors tagged Bullish or Bearish, among those tagged at all.
Google News results for SurgePays and $SURG. Tone is a word-list reading of the headline, labelled as such; it is not a sentiment model. Syndicated copies of one release are one story.
| Date | Headline | Source | Tone |
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Count of headlines per week, split by tone, against weekly volume.
Simple, stated thresholds, so anyone can check why a signal fired.
| Area | Signal | Fires when | Severity |
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StockTwits, news headlines, Reddit and AI engines, with the stored history behind each. Retail, news-bot, sponsored and other-issuer posts are counted separately.
Messages a day on the $SURG stream (bars, split by kind) and the daily close (line). Hover for the day.
Authors with the most messages in the stored stream. A handful of accounts can make a stream look busier than it is.
Newest first. Read for recurring questions and misinformation that a public FAQ or release could answer; never reply to individual posters from company accounts.
Posts mentioning SURG or SurgePays from public search. Posts sent to three or more communities at once are marked as likely promotion, not organic interest. Scores are votes, not views.
One reading per refresh. Trends appear once there are a few readings; the first refresh sets the baseline.
What ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overview say when asked about prepaid wireless, POS and MVNO platforms. Full detail in Intelligence → AI visibility.
Two years of daily prices, every release and filing set against the market's reaction, what AI engines and search say about the company, and the share supply that sits above the stock. Returns are measured against IWM, the Russell 2000 ETF, so a small-cap-wide move is not credited to the company.
Daily close with IWM rebased to the same start. Lettered dots are releases, filings and coverage; coloured bars are event days. The dashed line is Nasdaq's $1.00 minimum bid when it is in range. Hover for the day.
Each event's return from the prior close, raw and against IWM, through ten sessions, and its volume against the prior 20-day median. Day 0 is the event day for releases before or during the session and the next session for releases after the close.
| Event | Day 0 | vs IWM | +1 | +2 | +5 | +10 | Volume |
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+1 to +10 are cumulative returns against IWM from the prior close. "—" means the window has not closed yet. Volume is the event day against the prior 20-session median.
Average reaction by event type, the biggest moves of the period with whatever news sat behind them, and the deep dive's reading of the September–October window.
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Bars show the average 5-session return against IWM; the centre line is zero, ends are ±25 pts. With a handful of events per type, one day can swing an average; read direction, not precision.
Single sessions in the last year ranked by size. A move with no company news is driven by something else: flows, supply or market structure.
| Day | vs IWM | Volume | Company news |
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The deep dive's ranking by observable trading response. Volume multiples use the window median of 3.66M shares.
| Catalyst | Volume | × median | Close | Follow-through |
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Twenty-five consumer, retailer and partner questions put to Perplexity, Google AI Overview, Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT: how often each names SurgePays, what it says, which rivals it names instead and which sources it cites. The same prompts are re-run on December 7 and January 4, with investor prompts added.
GEO score, and how many of the 25 answers named the company in the text or cited one of its pages.
Filled dot: the engine named SurgePays in its answer. Ring: it only cited a SurgePays source. Engines in order: Perplexity, Google AI Overview, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT.
| Prompt | Audience | Named by | Tone | AI names instead |
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What the answers that name the company get right and wrong, checked against the facts on file.
The tool's reading of each engine's strongest answer. Endorsement language here is the engines' own: never repost it as a recommendation.
| # | Gap | Impact |
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GEO score, latest run. SurgePays highlighted.
Most-cited domains across all answers.
Which company pages the engines actually use.
Sources the engines treat as evidence about SurgePays that are paid, self-published or a different company with a similar name.
A technical and on-page audit of surgepays.com and the pages linked from its sitemap, including the investor site. Structured data and headings are what engines use to connect the company, the ticker and the filings.
Average score and how many pages have issues.
| Priority | Issue | Pages | Effort |
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Every scored page, lowest first.
| Page | Score | Grade |
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The GEO report's 18 recommendations plus five of ours, placed in the 12-week program. Each carries a check note where the advice does not fit a B2B platform company or needs correcting before it ships. Status is updated as pages go live.
| # | Action | Impact | Week | Owner | Status |
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Dated share counts from the filings, the conversion mechanics of the variable-price notes, short interest and short-sale volume, and the capital-market dates ahead. Categories from different dates are never added into one fully diluted number.
How many new shares a conversion creates at a given reference price. Specified notes convert at 85% of the lowest daily VWAP over the prior five sessions; some resets have no floor. Illustrative mechanics, not a forecast of conversions.
| Ref. VWAP | Conversion price | New shares | Count + | Holder dilution |
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Share base is the August 19, 2026 count; replace it with the latest 10-Q cover figure when filed. A close is not a VWAP.
| Item | Value | As of |
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Settlement-date readings, twice a month (FINRA via Nasdaq).
Daily share of reported volume marked short (FINRA Reg SHO). Market makers short routinely to fill buy orders, so a high share is normal for a retail-heavy stock; watch changes, not the level.
| Date | Insider | Type | Shares |
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Tucows (Wavelo telecom software), IDT (NRS retail POS) and Euronet (epay prepaid distribution) do part of what SurgePays does at far larger scale. They are context for how the market trades the business lines, not a justified valuation peer group.
Each line rebased to 100 at the start of the range. Click a name in the key to hide it.
| Company | 1M | 3M | 1Y | Vol | β IWM | $ ADV |
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Price is the outcome. The company controls what feeds it: what investors know, how clearly supply is disclosed, and who can reach the stock. The plan works on those inputs in order and measures them every month.
Baselines computed from the data on this page. Targets are starting points for the board to set.
| Measure | Now | Target by Mar 22, 2027 | Source |
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Social connectivity
The official channels this program posts to, whether each is connected to the scheduler yet, and every planned and live post. Follower counts are the latest reading; each has its own date and definition.
Posts
Views by account
Live posts with reported views.