eRelevance Corporation Closes Additional Seed Funding
Over $3.5M raised since inception of the company in mid-2013.
AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 22, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- eRelevance Corporation (www.erelevancecorp.com), announced today that it has closed an additional round of seed funding, bringing its total to over $3.5M since inception of the company in mid-2013.
eRelevance focuses on small to medium-sized businesses that struggle with the cost and complexity of using tools to do their own lead generation. The eRelevance service allows them to outsource their internal marketing so that they can focus on their core business. The affordable service starts at just $20 a day!
"We've sold to more than 200 organizations while maintaining high retention rates in just our first year of selling, demonstrating that the market is receptive to our service," stated Bob Fabbio, co-founder and CEO of eRelevance Corporation. "We are attacking a $41B (annual) U.S. market and have made tremendous progress in all facets of our business, from customer satisfaction through the strength of our technology to the growth of sales. We are very excited about the future."
The eRelevance service uniquely leverages its advanced technology to market to an organization's internal contact database. While most organizations primarily use email to market to their contacts, eRelevance leverages multiple communication channels including email, text, web, social, and automated conversations to generate leads at 2-3 times the effectiveness of traditional marketing efforts.
About eRelevance Corporation
eRelevance offers a technology-enabled lead generation service that is focused on delighting our customers. We are located in Austin, Texas and cater to SMBs to reduce their marketing workload and significantly improve their lead generation effectiveness.
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