Wpromote
Ahead of the Curve!

An early proponent of advertising, John Wanamaker, famously said, “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is, I don’t know which half.” This sentiment can be ascribed to today’s brands that are struggling to streamline their attribution strategy across the digital and traditional marketing channels and reduce cost. Adding to the woes is their pointed focus on short-term ROI on the marketing budget, which handicaps their long-term growth. As a quick fix, most companies take an unscientific approach to outsourcing the marketing functions to external agencies.

Wpromote is a pathfinder that helps companies of all sizes employ a data-driven approach to marketing. The company’s maxim is to help Challenger Brands accelerate their growth and market reach while helping bigger brands innovate consistently to stay competitive. It leverages clients’ customer data to help them target the right audience and enhance growth incrementally. Expert in the areas of paid media (search, social, video, programmatic display, OTT) as well as earned and owned media (SEO, content marketing, influencer), Wpromote brings dramatic improvements in the marketing outcomes across channels. Clients achieve fruitful results through iterative learning enabled by Wpromote’s Digital Intelligence team. The team of data scientists, statisticians, and database experts aids clients in understanding their vast data, measure the marketing performance at any time, and improve their decision making. The insights are delivered through customized dashboards tailored to the different stakeholders across channels. On the other hand, CIOs can connect the dots and bring value to discussions to take the business forward by attracting a greater audience and fueling organic growth.

As a Google Premier partner, a Facebook Marketing Partner and Amazon Agency Partner, Wpromote takes pride in its technology specialists who are constantly testing cutting-edge marketing platform innovations. “We build tools that exploit the massive data points made available by the Google and Facebook platforms, allowing clients to be more productive in marketing,” informs Michael Mothner, Founder and CEO of Wpromote. In addition, the company has also developed a platform that automates repetitive, mundane tasks in marketing, saving a significant amount of time for agencies, groups, and individuals.

We build tools that exploit the massive data points made available by the Google and Facebook platforms, allowing clients to be more productive in marketing

Teams can reinvest their saved time on value-based tasks, such as testing new marketing techniques. They can either use their existing data visualization investments such as Tableau to visualize data or avail Wpromote’s proprietary technology (that integrates with CRM and other business systems) to view the insights. Besides, Wpromote also offers rich technology tools built on an innovative attribution model that help different teams fill their knowledge gaps.

Apart from experts and technologies, Wpromote’s client engagement strategy separates it in the market. As the extension of clients’ internal team, team Wpromote, at the outset, aims to understand the overall business goal as well as the individual goals of different teams managing various marketing strategies and channels. Assessing the current set up and the future objectives, the marketing performance is benchmarked against the organizational goals and the reports are shared with both internal teams and external partners. “80 percent of the reports we provide through our platform are templatized, while the remaining 20 percent can be customized based on the clients’ personalized needs,” says Mothner. A case in point, Zenni Optical, a direct-to-consumer challenger brand that sells prescription glasses has grown to become a billion-dollar bellwether from a $20m company earlier by engaging Wpromote.

Wpromote is continuously improving its technology portfolio and adopting newer methods of delivering its solutions. From a geographic standpoint, the company has drawn an expansion plan to increase the staff strength to 500 across its seven U.S. offices.