Radius’ depiction of multiple data sources for its new customer data platform, Unify. Radius, which has been a provider of predictive lead scoring, said on Thursday it is entering the growing space of customer data platforms (CDPs) with the launch of its Unify platform. The San Francisco-based firm said this is the first CDP intended […]
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In recent years, account-based marketing (ABM) has been touted as an effective B2B strategy. According to the Information Technology Services Marketing Association, 69 percent of organizations that implement ABM see improved annual revenue per account. But despite its promise, less than half (38 percent) of the 250 U.S. businesses surveyed for Dun & Bradstreet’s Sixth
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Online survey platform SurveyMonkey filed to go public last week, asking for the ticker symbol SVMK. Founded in 1999, the company lets users create, manage and distribute their own online surveys. The company is currently valued at $2 billion, and, according to the Form S-1 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the IPO could raise
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A graph in Jumpshot’s new public site shows other major retailers are not shut out of certain Amazon-dominant categories. San Francisco-based Jumpshot collects web activity data from over a hundred million devices worldwide, and then makes insights on that data available to subscribing brands. Now, the company is making some of those insights publicly available
Earlier this month, we reported that the US government was finally starting to move toward adoption of a federal data privacy law, a move that has been long in coming for this administration, given its hesitancy to add any governmental regulations or restrictions to business. But before that law is crafted, tech firms want to
Last summer, eye-tracking research firm Tobii announced that it could track user’s gazes inside VR environments. Now, the Sweden-based compaby has unveiled Tobii Pro Lab VR 360, extending eye-tracking to 360-degree videos. While VR environments are generated on-the-fly as 3D worlds, with each user having a different experience tailored to her responses, a 360-degree video is
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Audience measurement firm Nielsen has announced the launch of an Auto Cloud that is integrated with the car sales data held by research firm J.D. Power. This is the first time that J.D. Power’s data is being made available for advertising and measurement. This exclusive combination, the companies said, will let auto advertisers segment and
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At this point in time, almost every marketer has heard about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Europe’s sweeping data privacy legislation that went into effect at the end of May. US companies are bound by this law because it governs all European Union (EU) members, no matter where their data is collected. Under GDPR,
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Cision says its recently announced acquisition of Berlin-based visual content performance platform ShareIQ provides it with the technology to offer the first earned media platform that tracks visual as well as textual content. Previously, Cision’s platform tracked image performance for brands, based on text associated with the image via social media hashtags or written metadata.
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Barry Levine covers marketing technology for Third Door Media. Previously, he covered this space as a Senior Writer for VentureBeat, and he has written about these and other tech subjects for such publications as CMSWire and NewsFactor. He founded and led the web site/unit at PBS station Thirteen/WNET; worked as an online Senior Producer/writer for
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