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Software that helps companies plan customer conversations
Businesses want their customers to keep coming back, but planning how to reach each person well takes real work. Braze is software that helps companies build, improve, or change how they engage their customers. With it, they can reach customers in a more deliberate way.
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Marketing software to help online stores grow
An online store needs to grow its sales, but reaching the right customers takes work. Klaviyo's software helps these businesses with their marketing, and agencies use it to help their own clients grow. Sales reps show each buyer how it can pay off.
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3 open roles · 19 new in 30 daysSoftware for understanding how customers feel
A hospital wants patients to feel cared for, but its leaders often can't tell how people really feel about their visits. Experience management software helps organizations understand those feelings and act on them. Leaders can then focus on the moments that matter most to the people they serve.
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3 open roles · 17 new in 30 daysHelps brands show ads to the right people
A brand wants its ads to reach the right people, but those people are spread across streaming TV, podcasts, phone apps, and news sites. This software helps advertisers find their audiences across all of them. The brand gets its message in front of the people it wants to reach.
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3 open roles · 9 new in 30 daysAds and messages picked for the right people
A marketing team wants its ads and messages to reach the right people without wasting effort. StackAdapt's software uses AI to decide who should see which ads, emails, and mail, and then runs those campaigns across channels. Marketers spend less time guessing and more time reaching the customers they want.
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3 open roles · 8 new in 30 daysOne place for all brand partners
Brands grow when people they trust recommend them, like bloggers, video creators, and happy customers. Keeping each group separate makes that hard to run. impact.com brings every kind of partner into one place, so a brand can manage them all together.
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2 open roles · 1 new in 30 daysSoftware to run marketing with social media creators
Brands want to grow by working with social media creators, the people whose videos and posts their fans trust. Keeping track of many creators and campaigns by hand is a lot to juggle. CreatorIQ is software that helps brands and agencies run this kind of marketing in one place.
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Content stored once, shown on every channel
A company's team has to update the same information on its website, app, and emails, often making each change by hand in every place. Sanity stores each piece of content once, as data, in a single source of truth. The content can then be adapted for any channel without extra effort, so the team edits one place and it shows up everywhere it needs to.
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Texts and emails picked for each customer
A brand wants each customer to feel known, but sending the same message to everyone doesn't do that. Attentive's software watches how people behave in real time and uses those clues to pick the right message. It sends that message by text, email, or app alert, so each person gets something that fits them.
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Real customer reviews shown where shoppers buy
Brands spend time and money on content that shoppers don't trust or act on. This service gathers honest reviews and customer content and shows it where people shop online. Brands also get real-time feedback so they can see what to improve.
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Real reviews to help buyers pick software
Companies that buy business software often struggle to know which tool will truly fit their needs. G2 gathers reviews from real people who use each software product and puts them in one place. Buyers can then choose faster and with more confidence.
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AI helpers that handle sales work and learn
A sales and marketing team has more work than people to do it. Mutiny gives each person on that team a set of AI helpers that take on the everyday tasks. The helpers learn from which efforts actually win deals, so the team gets faster and closes more sales over time.
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Shows sellers who to contact and when
Sales teams often contact companies that aren't ready to buy and miss the ones that are. This tool collects details on companies and people, and watches for signs that a company might want to buy. It then helps the team send messages written for each company, so sellers know who to contact, when, and why.
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Keeps software customers learning, using, and staying
A software company wants its customers to stay, use the product well, and recommend it to others. Gainsight's software follows each customer from their first day through getting real results and becoming fans. AI helpers support learning, adoption, and community, so customers keep getting value.
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One place to make, share, and track videos
Making a video is easy. Making it help a business is the hard part. Wistia puts the making, hosting, sharing, and tracking of videos and webinars in one place, so a business can get real use out of them.
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Customer surveys that adjust as answers arrive
Product teams need to know what customers think, but old survey tools are slow and their answers often arrive too late. Sprig uses AI helpers to design the study, change questions as answers come in, and turn replies into clear findings. Teams get answers in hours instead of weeks.
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