Do you have any of the following problems
A lack of
skilled and experienced AdTech & MarTech developers needed to build or improve your platforms?
Too many
requests from clients asking for new or improved features but not enough resources to meet the demand?
Constant
performance issues, downtime, and delays in data collection & reporting?
A desire
to innovate and deliver a competitive technological advantage but lack a dedicated development partner?
We can help you build new AdTech & MarTech platforms from scratch and integrate with or build on top of existing platforms, including:
projects we have built
Kanary NEST
The data-driven DSP for programmatic media buying – designed for marketers.
One of the most notable and influential changes to the online display-advertising industry over the past decade has been the introduction of real-time bidding (RTB).
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projects we have built
Clarivoy
The revolutionary way to measure the impact TV advertisements have on website traffic and conversions.
In 2012, a media agency asked Clarivoy CEO Steve White if he could solve a problem for one of the agency’s top clients.
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projects we have built
Darwin360
The analytics platform that provides comprehensive answers, not just data.
The vast majority of analytics platforms currently on the market are far too complicated for most of their users in that they only present metrics and do not provide answers or actionable data.
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projects we have built
AddShoppers
AddShoppers
What once started out as way to help people connect, social media has morphed into a lucrative tool for B2B and B2C businesses.
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Our AdTech & MarTech knowledge base
Learn about the platforms, processes, and inner workings of the AdTech and MarTech industries with our ever-growing list of free articles and resources.
AdTech Industry, Data & Privacy
What Is a Data Broker and How Does It Work?
February 4, 2019 by Michal Wlosik
When it comes to data-privacy scandals, Facebook and Google immediately spring to mind as the key culprits. These companies are the scapegoats whose shady data-privacy practices get plastered all over the news and lead to investigations, but there are other companies that operate away from the spotlight, unbeknownst to most internet users.
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