In our roundup of last week’s martech news, we highlight:
What it is
Medallia is a customer experience management platform. They’ve been around since 2001, and their primary product is the Medallia Experience Cloud, which collects data from social media and online reviews to give insights on customer experience.
Last week, they filed to raise up to $70 million in Series F funding.
Why it matters
The company is now valued at $2.4 billion. They’re expected to go public this year.
What it is
Ceros produces interactive creative content — or as they say, they “transform your content into an experience.”
They make a code-less studio where you can add animations, interactions, etc, and also measure how people engage with that content.
According to their website, they work with 250+ leading brands including Mastercard, Shutterstock, JP Morgan, Vice, Groupon, Bloomberg, fitbit, IBM, LinkedIn, and others.
Why it matters
Last week, they raised $14 million Series C funding. Their total funding comes to $33.5 million.
What it is
Botify is an SEO company that helps companies see which of their pages aren’t be crawled / indexed and recommend how to improve that. They also make a quite popular keyword tool.
They were launched in France, and have since opened an office in New York as well.
Why it matters
Last week, they announced $20 million Series B funding, bringing them to a total of $27 million.
With this funding, they plan to open a second US headquarters in Seattle. They’ve also hired a few new people to their leadership team. The former president of BuzzFeed has joined their board of directors.
What it is
Fastbase has released a “Google Ads Click Identifier” extension that promises to “identify your Google Ads visitors 360 days back.”
They say the tool “reveals detailed information about the businesses that have interacted with your ads including company name, website, address, phone number, contact and email information as well as the keywords searched and the advertisements that were clicked on.”
You can register using your already existing Google Analytics account.
Why it matters
That’s quite a lot of information they’re handing over. The aim is to improve the lead generation of ads — you can know not just how many people clicked on your ads, but who they are.
Obviously, questions arise around data protection and privacy. At the very least, you might want to make a point to click on fewer ads yourself.
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