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SteelHouse

www.steelhouse.com

 
In 2010 we set out to change the eCommerce marketing space because we saw the obvious flaws in online advertising: Channel confusion, a reactionary system to consumer trends, blind trust in black box algorithms, over-spending, waiting forever on creative and even longer to go live. And, of course, deciphering attribution for performance. Comprised of veteran direct marketers and engineers from eHarmony, E*TRADE, Oracle and the Rubicon Project, we focus intensely on one simple objective: To create a performance marketing that actually performs. As a result, we pioneered a cloud-based marketing platform that gives our customers complete control, access to marketing channels, and delivers ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

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