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AdExchanger.com - Permuto Launches Display Ad Platform

AdExchanger.com

AdExchanger, 09.23.09

“Shaukat Shamim, CEO and co-founder, publicly launched Permuto, a new, display ad platform called ShopperConnect which crunches data to find in-market shoppers. Early customers include ecommerce companies such as Heels.com and Like.com. Permuot raised $6 million in October 2008 from an impressive list of VC including Rembrandt Ventures, Onset Ventures, Reid Hoffman and SoftTech VC. Read the release.”

Source:  http://www.adexchanger.com/ad-exchange-news/rubicon-project-9-million-investment-display-ads-aol-new-york-times/

 
Marketing Tech Blog - Permuto Launches Intent-Based Targeted Ad Serving

Marketing Tech Blog

Posted in Advertising, eCommerce by James Paden on September 22, 2009 at 11:05 pm

Permuto, a new company bringing the same level of performance and measurability of search engine marketing to display advertising, officially launched today at the Shop.org conference. Shaukat Shamim, CEO and co-founder of Permuto, spoke with Doug for about an hour on Tuesday and you could tell they were launching something special.

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CNet News.com - Permuto launches with new ad tool for retailers

CNet News

September 22, 2009 6:44 AM PDT
by Don Reisinger


A company that promises the kind of success that advertisers usually see only via search launched its service Tuesday at the Shop.org conference in Las Vegas.


Permuto focuses on connecting online retailers with product-comparison sites, media outlets, and other "highly profitable" segments of the Web to help them try to sell their products more effectively. CEO and founder Shaukat Shamim asserts that the new platform will deliver the kind of return on client advertising investment that is found today only through search ads.


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Wall St Journal Blog - Will One Of These Start-Ups Emerge As The Next Cisco?

Wall Street Journal - Venture Capital Dispatch
An inside look from VentureWire at high-tech start-ups and their investors.

Will One Of These Start-Ups Emerge As The Next Cisco?
By Scott Austin, June 8, 2009, 7:02 PM ET

Wall Street Journal BlogsThe week of Oct. 6, 2008, is often referred to as “Black Week,” when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 18% in its worst-ever weekly decline.

In the aftermath, venture capitalists tightened their purse strings to reflect the new reality. Sequoia Capital held a now-famous meeting on Oct. 7 for portfolio companies in which a PowerPoint presentation titled “RIP: Good Times“ underscored the importance of cutting costs. Young start-ups struggled to attract new investors as investment levels plummeted in the coming weeks.

But some venture firms continued on fueling new companies, perhaps mindful that Cisco Systems Inc. raised money from Sequoia about two months after the 1987 stock-market crash. The best start-ups are often funded in times like these, venture capitalists often say, because these companies know how to keep operations lean and mean from the start.

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