Socialie is the best way for some of the world's most recognized brands to expand reach over social media channels by easily distributing content to third-parties and then tracking the real-time data. Traditionally, outreach to third-parties like celebrities, athletes or franchisees is done via a high volume of exchanged emails and a lot of hope that things will turn out okay. Socialie eliminates that back and forth by packaging media, text, and instructions in a single suggestion to a publisher. Socialie provides a feedback loop as well as real-time reporting, improving communication and saving brands time and money by drastically increasing the efficiency of content distribution.
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Founded date: 2013
Mentions in press and media 4
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| 13.06.2023 | PhotoShelter Acquires Socialie, Enhancing Real-Time Content Distribution, Automation and Analytics for Brands | NEW YORK (PRWEB) June 13, 2023 Today, PhotoShelter, the premiere digital asset management (DAM) solution for seamless content distribution experiences, is announcing the acquisition of Socialie, a category leader in user-friendly content di... |
| 07.05.2014 | BFTP invests $975K // RJMetrics CEO gets NYTimes column [Startup Roundup] | WHO’S GETTING FUNDED? Spor, the Drexel-based startup that was developing a solar-powered battery charger, raised $20,000, according to an SEC filing. Benjamin Franklin Technology Partners invested $975,000 in nine companies, including Sidec... |
| 06.05.2014 | PACT, Morgan Lewis took 20 startups to NYC to pitch investors last week | Can’t find early-stage capital in Philadelphia? Then hop on a bus to New York. That was what 20 startups did last Thursday, as part of a trip organized by entrepreneurship organization PACT and law firm Morgan Lewis with help from the New Y... |
| 23.12.2013 | Socialie: marketing startup lets brands feed tweets to fans | Don’t waste time emailing people. Instead, ask them to tweet about your event or your product. That’s the idea behind Socialie, a new Center City startup that lets users feed tweets to their fans. The user types in a promotional tweet (like... |