Tagga

Tagga (Tagga Media) was a Vancouver marketing-technology company that built a cross-channel platform for brands. It was later acquired by Campaign Monitor.

Marketing technologyVancouverFounded 2008
$100K to $300Ka reference client account that grew within six months of the platform relaunchTechVancouver stage 2016-08-12

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About

Amielle Lake founded Tagga in 2008 as a free SMS marketing platform funded by advertisers. Over roughly nine years the company pivoted repeatedly — first to an agency-focused mobile marketing tool, then to a cross-channel platform spanning SMS, email and social for brands, and finally to technology for measuring and segmenting customers across media channels. It was later acquired by email-marketing company Campaign Monitor.

Backers

Tagga was venture-backed; on stage the founder described raising financing in 2008 on the strength of a business plan. Specific investors are not confirmed here.

Some figures are founder-stated, not independently confirmed

Quick answers

When was Tagga founded?

2008, starting as a free SMS marketing platform before pivoting to a cross-channel marketing platform for brands.

What happened to Tagga?

It was acquired by email-marketing company Campaign Monitor.

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