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Fuisz gives users the power to engage directly with the products, people, and scenes in video. Viewers can discover more information, shop, and share by hoveri
At Undertone, our mission is to make digital media, in all its current and emerging forms, work as a platform for creating brand experiences that build equity, community - and business. We call it Unmissable Advertising - and we do it by combining the best creative, context, people and technology. Our growing, global team includes the brightest, most creative and passionate thinkers and doers in the industry. Our people win awards for the service they provide and the products they create. We’re proud to have been recognized as a ‘best place to work’ because of our unique culture, robust training and development opportunities, and commitment to not only getting the job done right but having fun while doing it. The moment you walk through our doors, you get a sense of the vibrant personalities that make up our award-winning organization. Working at Undertone gives you the opportunity to shape the future of digital advertising, and the individuals who work with us are experts in their fields and passionate about their roles. We work within a rapidly progressive industry where continuous education is a must, and we recognize and support that premise. We’re committed to training and developing our team as well as bringing in new talent to lead and support the organization. If our values and aspirations fit with your beliefs, then we want to hear from you. Start your search today by taking a look at our current openings.
SNAP Interactive, Inc. (OTC BB: STVI), a publicly traded company based in New York City, is a dynamic, fast-paced technology company creating rich media, multi-platform social experiences such as Paltalk, FirstMet, Camfrog, Tinychat, The Grade, & many more.
Craig Karmazin founded Good Karma Brands in 1997 with the purchase of three radio stations in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Shortly thereafter, he was fortunate that a number of his childhood friends decided to join him – they hosted radio shows, passed out t-shirts, sold advertising and talked sports both on and off the air (some things don’t change). This is where our story begins – Good Karma Brands began as a broadcasting company, where we learned the power of local marketing and strong community relationships. As the company grew through ESPN affiliated radio stations, we quickly became a Best Practices leader within ESPN Audio, and soon found ourselves shifting from a traditional radio company, and into a sports marketing company – finding new and unique solutions and sponsorships to activate for local advertising partners. Good Karma has expanded into new industries, including events and home solutions, and is always fueled by the desire to do things differently, align with premium brands and offer customized solutions for fans, partners and consumers. In 2015, the relationship with ESPN was expanded, as we could now offer local advertisers access to ESPN`s digital assets within our markets. A short three years later, and driven by the success of our partners and local advertisers desire for ESPN`s premium brand-safe environment, that agreement was extended to include additional markets outside of our radio footprint. Good Karma Brands continues in our expansion phase, both in broadcasting with the acquisition of WTMJ in Milwaukee, and through our ESPN digital markets throughout the country. And while we`ve been around for over 20 years, we pride ourselves on behaving much like we did back in 1997, as an entrepreneurial start-up, focused on getting results for local advertisers and having fun with our friends.
Data driven marketing solutions are often complex, but working with a partner to deploy them should be simple. We`re not a technology or data company claiming to understand marketing. We`re marketers first. By way of Omnicom, we come from creative, media, public relations, direct response and other core marketing disciplines to offer solutions that solve your marketing problems. How do we know they work? Because we`ve been there before, just like you.