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Bubbl Lite launches to serve the SME market

Disruptive mobile marketing platform Bubbl has launched a new self-serve product, Bubbl Lite, designed with the small business community in mind…

Botify and Semrush combine SEO offerings to amplify organic search insights

Enterprise software company Botify has launched a partnership with Semrush, an online visibility management SaaS platform, to provide customers with streamlined access to competitive insights. The new integration, which brings complementary search data into Botify, allows customers to better understand the value of ranking on a given keyword, and provides increased visibility to competitors’ organic performance…

Ecommerce Age

ESW and SEKO Logistics announce joint partnership

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) ecommerce company ESW and SEKO Logistics (SEKO), a global logistics provider, have entered into a new partnership agreement providing mutually complementary services to each other’s clients…

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Skinnydip leverages Wunderkind’s personalisation solution for DTC growth

British lifestyle and fashion brand Skinnydip London has enhanced its Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) operations, as well as growing new category engagement, partnering with Wunderkind, the leading performance marketing engine that powers personalisation at scale for online brands and retailers…

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Paytm Labs launches Pi fraud risk management platform

Paytm Labs, the advanced R&D division of fintech giant Paytm, has launched Pi, an ML-powered fraud risk management (FRM) platform designed for fintechs, banks and eCommerce marketplaces with high transaction volumes… 

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87% of B2B companies not unlocking full value of buyer intent data

A new survey of US and UK senior marketing and sales professionals, commissioned by Leadfeeder, has revealed that 82% of B2B companies continue to find lead generation a challenge, with enterprises of over 250 employees more likely to describe it as a “large challenge” than SMEs.