Native-Ad Metrics Startup Simple Reach Raises $9 Million

SimpleReach, a company that provides publishers like The New York Times and Forbes with measurement and distribution tools for their native ad programs, has raised $9 million in its first big round of financing, the company said Tuesday. With the new series A funds, SimpleReach plans to invest in what it called "the next generation of content measurement and distribution.""We are thrilled to have the opportunity to invest in a foundational player within the fast-growing native advertising market," said Kirk Wolfe, General Partner at MK Capital, which led the financing round, in a statement. Investments also came from Atlas Ventures, Village Ventures and High Peaks Venture Partners.Native advertising, which seeks to more or less mimic the editorial content surrounding it, was until recently a tactic embraced mainly by digital-only startups like BuzzFeed and Mashable, plus a smattering of traditional publishers such as Forbes, a pioneer in the space. Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'

[ Advertising Age | 2014-07-22 00:00:00 UTC ]

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