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SIM Partners’ Velocity technology empowers enterprise brands to maximize digital marketing results at a local level by optimizing location-specific content and business information to dominate local, mobile and social search results for hundreds or thousands of local entities. SIM provides a full suite of digital marketing technology, anchored by its SaaS based local marketing solutions: Velocity and Velocity Social. A social CRM tool and extension of the Velocity platform, Velocity Social enables large brands to effectively manage social communities for multiple locations on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn and empowers locations to build their businesses with social media while ensuring each post complies with brand standards. SIM Partners has offices in Chicago and San Francisco and authorized resellers in Australia and Germany.
VivaKi was established in 2008 to accelerate the digital transformation and expertise of Publicis Groupe and its agencies. Today, we scale paid media, ad tech and data power to accelerate Publicis Groupe client growth. We provide Publicis Groupe with a competitive edge by empowering agencies through the offerings of our two divisions -- VivaKi Operating System (VOS) and VivaKi Exchange (VX).
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Fanbase is a photo, video, audio chat, live streaming, and long-form video app that enables users to monetize their posts via subscribers.
Before transforming into The Mobile Majority, we were PaeDae – a company specializing in reward-based advertising. Our concept was simple: play games, win deals. Excitement grew as we tested our hypotheses. PaeDae watched engagement rates shoot through the roof as we built and deployed interactive advertising campaigns for our clients. But over time, we could see that it was nearly impossible to scale PaeDae within the existing mobile ecosystem. The systems just didn`t work well together. As soon as our reward-based ads ran outside our SDK-based network, engagement rates plummeted – a sign that something outside our control was breaking. Large campaigns which needed precise targeting required a massive potential audience, and the broader scale of the entire mobile ecosystem. When we tried accessing those outside tools, none of them seemed to work together. PaeDae generated high engagement rates within our network, but next to nothing when we bought outside our own.