Online Parallel Economy for Conservatives to Go Public


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PublicSq., an online marketplace linking "patriotic consumers" and "freedom-loving Americans" with like-minded services and vendors, will go public as usage soars for the right-leaning company. PublicSq. has won approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission for its offering, having merged with Colombier Acquisition Corps, a publicly traded acquisition firm.

"We have witnessed the pronounced need for the values of Main Street to be represented on Wall Street," said PublicSq. CEO and founder Michael Seifert. "We provide that solution for an emerging parallel economy full of patriotic consumers ready to spend their money with companies that respect and share their values."

Seifert highlighted a growing community of over a million registered members on the platform, along with 55,000 businesses. He expressed appreciation for their support and his excitement about expanding a company that is "by the people, for the people, and owned by 'We the People.’"

PublicSq.’s appeal to conservative voters stems from their frustration with the woke politics prevalent in larger corporations and the existing economic structure's ability to stifle the activities of users whose views they disagree with. The platform aims to provide an alternative space where conservative values are respected and shared, allowing like-minded individuals to engage in commerce without feeling marginalized or silenced. The platform boasts of its ability to help consumers "shop their values" and put "purpose behind their purchases."

Conservative consumers have increasingly shown dissatisfaction with companies that have embraced the transgender ideology, leading to boycotts and declining sales. Notably, Bud Light's partnership with transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney caused a significant drop in sales, and some production plants have reportedly shut down as a result.

PublicSq.’s decision to go public marks a significant milestone for the company and the conservative community it serves. As the platform continues to grow and gain momentum, it offers an alternative economic space for conservatives to support businesses that align with their values, fostering a sense of unity and empowerment among freedom-loving Americans.

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PublicSq. is an app and website that connects freedom-loving Americans to high-quality businesses that share their values, both online and in their local communities. In less than ten months since its nationwide launch, PublicSq. has seen tremendous growth and proven to the nation that the parallel, "patriotic" economy can be a major force in commerce. The platform has over 55,000 businesses from a variety of different industries and over 1.1 million consumer members. It is free to join for both consumers and business owners alike.

To learn more, download the app on the App Store or Google Play, or visit PublicSq.com. Visitors can "Search America's Marketplace" or visit any number of categories, including Clothing, Toys & Goods, Furnishings, Fragrance, Food, and more. Gift cards can also be purchased for use with any of the site's vendors.

The plan to go public picked up steam with the company's merger with Colombier, a consortium of venture investors and business entrepreneurs headed by Omeed Malik. The group has worked with owners, operators, and tastemakers across a variety of industries, including social media, sports, music, and entertainment.

Seifert is a recognized thought leader in the areas of business development, politics, and culture. He has a track record of growing businesses with experience as the head of marketing for a notable private equity and real estate investment group with over $1 billion in assets and $3 billion in sales. He has also been executive director of the University Program for one of the most successful non-profit organizations in the United States.

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