The combined entity, InMarket, says “on day one” it will have revenue of $100 million, 550 partners and serve a large number of brands, agencies and publishers. (The company says to date it has worked with “more than 2,000 brands, agencies, publishers and platforms.”)
NinthDecimal’s strengths with brands across several vertical markets including home improvement, Telco and QSR add to InMarket’s strengths across CPG, Auto and Health,” said Todd Dipaola, CEO and founder of InMarket. “There is less than a 2% overlap of customers, which was a big factor in why this makes so much sense for both companies.”
The two companies have combined annual revenue of $100 million and aim to build a large location business to help marketers buy, track, and measure ads.
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NinthDecimal is repackaging its data to answer questions like at what point stores in relatively unaffected markets will have to close their doors, or whether foot-traffic will hold steady for staples like coffee. “Consumer habits seem to be changing on a daily basis right now,” Staas said. “We’re seeing a big need for any information […]
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A growing number of NinthDecimal’s clients look to the firm to identify potential life events by tracking the location of individual devices mapping to a household
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“Since we introduced LCI in 2013, we’ve been focused on creating an always-on measurement platform that connects the customer offline journey to customer growth,” Staas says. “The changes and optimization we’ve made along the way have all been driven by the needs of our clients.”
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