SumAll Raises $6M for Small Biz Analytics on the Cloud
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New York City-based SumAll has raised $6 million to grow its cloud-based data analytics platform. The round of funding was led by Battery Ventures and backed by Wellington Partners. To date, the firm has raised $7.5 million.
SumAll specializes in Web-based data visualization tools for small businesses. The company's free platform can pull data from services like Google Analytics, Facebook, Twitter and others to provide businesses with insights on how their activity on those channels impacts their businesses.
For example, SumAll Social Metrics takes into account a company's level of social media engagement and correlates it with Web traffic and revenue. The result is a real-time social marketing ROI measurement tool, a capability that distinguishes the startup as businesses struggle to quantify the effectiveness of their social campaigns.
SumAll offers an app for both Android and iOS, as well as a mobile-optimized website. The service also offers its users daily and weekly stat summaries via email.
Picture This: Social Media Marketing
Earlier this month, SumAll expanded its social media support by bringing Instagram into the fold. Citing the 80 million smartphone users that capture and share photos via the popular mobile app, SumAll said it aims to help small businesses determine the role — and effectiveness — of photos in their social media marketing efforts.
Instagram has fast become a major piece
“Instagram has fast become a major piece of the marketing strategy for many social media managers. Connecting the dots from pictures to traffic to revenue is the critical piece in leveraging its role,” said SumAll CEO Dane Atkinson in a company release.
Reflecting the startup's
Reflecting the startup's stance on corporate social responsibility, SumAll also announced that $500,000 of the funds it raised in this round will go to SumAll.org, the company's charitable arm. “With the advent of this funding we are thrilled to continue our progress in the data analytics field unbridled as well as give back to those less fortunate,” informed a post on the firm's official blog.
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