#adstage

Digital marketing company TapClicks announced this morning that it’s broadening its platform with the acquisition of AdStage.

AdStage first launched back in 2013 as a cross-network advertising startup, eventually expanding by automating ad campaigns and consolidating marketing data.

TapClicks founder and CEO Babak Hedayti told me that his goal is to build a “single, unified platform” for…

AdStage raises another $3M as it shifts focus to data – TechCrunch

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AdStage is announcing that it’s raised $3 million in new funding.

That might not sound like much for a startup that raised a $6.25 million Series A back in 2014, but CEO Sahil Jain told me via email that the company has always raised “in tranches.” So when you combine this new funding with the 2014 round and the $2 million raised in 2016, “We’ve essentially raised a large Series A in…

Why Facebook Advertising Is Crucial For Every Business

5 REASONS WHY FACEBOOK ADVERTISING IS CRUCIAL  FOR EVERY BUSINESS NOW MORE THAN EVER.

  OUT OF THE 7.6 BILLION PEOPLE IN THE WORLD TODAY 2 BILLION ARE FACEBOOK USERS.

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  1. SOCIAL MEDIA SATURATION – FACEBOOK.

In this day and age, Facebook is the most used social media platform out there where users spend a ridiculous…

Tips to Automate your Small Business Tasks

Is your small business keeping up with the big boys? If not, you need automation, But how? First, it’s time to let go. Your business will grow when you decide to stop trying to do everything manually. You need to stop trying to be the superhero and take a new approach. And that approach is automating your business so you can meet your business goals quickly and efficiently.

Every entrepreneur’s…

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Facebook Ads API Partner AdStage: Campaign Automation, $6.25M Series A Funding

AdStage, a Facebook ads API partner, announced Wednesday the launch of campaign automation — as well as a $6.25 million round of Series A funding.

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AdStage Invites Clients to Build Their Own Algorithms

In a market where the best known advertising platforms focus on high-end customers, a growing San Francisco startup is aiming for the masses.

AdStage today introduced a simple tool that allows its 1,000 beta customers to build their own algorithms for placing ads across the four networks it currently serves: Google AdWords, LinkedIn Ads, Facebook and Bing Ads.

The company’s 11 engineers tried to find the right algorithm themselves, but quickly discovered that normalizing the code for such diverse networks tended to make the result less efficient. So AdStage designed a relatively simple interface called Automated Rules that lets its clients design the algorithm that suits their needs.

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Congrats to AdStage for winning this year's VC Judges Award at Pitch San Francisco 2013

AdStage is an all-In-One online advertising platform to manage Google, Bing, Facebook & LinkedIn ad campaigns together.

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Trigger.io Co-Founder Sahil Jain Launches Cross-Network Ad Creator AdStage, Raises $1.4M

AdStage, a startup aiming to make it easy for small businesses and other advertisers to run cross-network ad campaigns, launched today at the Launch conference in San Francisco.

The company also announced that it has raised $ 1.4 million in funding, with an investor list that includes Freestyle Capital, Quest Venture Partners, Dave McClure/500 Startups, Digital Garage, XG Ventures, Mark Mullen, former Facebook/Myspace/Zynga executive Owen Van Natta, Jim Patterson, Stewart Alsop, Federated Media founder John Battelle, Rich LeFurgy, and Doug Barry.

You can watch co-founder and CEO Sahil Jain’s presentation here, where you can see the ad creator in action (and listen as Robert Scoble declares “This is the hottest idea I’ve seen so far”). The company offers a single, self-serve dashboard for creating ads that run across Google, Bing, Facebook and LinkedIn. Every feature seems designed to create an optimized campaign with as little work as possible. Most notably, AdStage provides recommendations throughout the process based on data from similar and competitive companies.

Those recommendations can help businesses write the ads and select keywords, as well as figure out the best way to spend across all four networks. And after the campaign has been launched, AdStage can look at the results in realtime and alter how much money goes into each network to deliver the best return.