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Blueshift

www.blueshift.com

 
San Francisco based Blueshift is the leader in AI-Powered Marketing and is recognized by Gartner as Cool Vendor in this category. Using patented technology, Blueshift`s AI enables consumer marketers at companies like LendingTree, Udacity, IAC, and BBC to activate customer data and launch 1:1 engagement on every channel. Blueshift`s recent innovations in AI-Powered Marketing include AI-Powered Customer Journeys a next generation solution that enables marketers to deliver content rich & personalized customer engagement.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

Blueshift raised $15M on 04/23/2019
Blueshift raised $30M on 02/24/2021

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