Silverpop, an IBM Company
Silverpop Systems Inc. is a provider of email marketing software and marketing automation solutions for brand marketing. Its features include automated email campaigns, marketing automation solutions, reporting and analytic solutions, and more. SilverPop was purchased by IBM in 2014.
Company Info
- HQ Location
- United States
- Year Founded
- 1999
- Employees
- 450
- Website
- www.silverpop.com
Products by Silverpop, an IBM Company
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