Marketing Firm 33Across Aims for Publishers with Tynt Acquisition
All-stock deal brings Tynt staff to 33Across roster.
In a stock-based transaction, âsocial graphâ marketer 33Across purchases Tynt Multimedia. Tynt, used by 500,000 publishers, provides a free tool set that allows publishers to track the copy and paste actions of content among users, as well as social sharing and keyword activity.
33Across's social graph consists of 200 million+ users. âWe narrow how brands can interpret the graph in order to understand how to best market their businesses in a social environment. We call that the âbrand graphâ,â says Allie Kline, VP of marketing with 33Across. The company currently partners with over 350 brands, such as Visa and Jones New York.
Through the graph, the company tracks potential audience size, audience behaviors (content consumption patterns, video shares, etc.), shared interest among audience users and audience demographics. 33Across provides the social graph for free, and monetizes through media purchase and creating campaigns for clients on the web. According to Kline, Tyntâs suite of services is a natural extension of 33Acrossâs mission.
âTyntâs technology is better than the others out there, and their distribution is hugely substantial,â she says. âTheyâve been providing a free service to publishers, and also layering on analytics that extract intelligence out of digital data and providing that back to a constituent. That is consistent with what we do.â
Working with Tynt, 33Across hopes to break from the âbuyâ into the âsellâ sector in the publishing industry. âWe do believe that now, with Tynt as part of our family, weâll be able to serve media to individuals,â says Kline. âIf we see any of those individuals on any of our own publishersâ sites and on any of the Tynt publishing sites, weâll certainly prioritize those relationships and try to drive incremental revenue to those groups.â
Tyntâs staff will join the 33Across team, and 33Across will acquire Tyntâs technology, patents, analytics and toolsets. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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