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SEC Filing Shows CoTweet Sold For At Least $8.1 Million
When CoTweet sold to ExactTarget a couple weeks ago, the acquisition price was not disclosed. But an SEC filing put out today suggests that ExactTweet paid at least $8.1 million in stock for CoTweet. That is the value of “securities offered . . . as partial consideration in ...
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Corporate Twitter Toolbox: Twitter Tools for the Enterprise
Sudha Jamthe consults as Social Platform Strategist for PayPal X Platform and advises companies on innovation and building engaging communities. She blogs at coolastory.com and tweets as @sujamthe. Twitter is a great listening post for companies to monitor conversations related to their brand and engage with customers; and there are ...
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CoTweet Opens Public Beta: Now You Can Tweet Like Starbucks
The majority of companies on Twitter rely on a variety of tools to allow multiple employees to post to one unified Twitter account. CoTweet is one of the most popular of these tools and it is currently being used by major brands like Starbucks, CocaCola, and Whole Foods, as well ...
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CoTweet Now in Public Beta; Get the Same Twitter CRM Tools as Big Brands
You may know CoTweet as the Twitter CRM tool used by BestBuy, JetBlue, and Ford, and if you’re a business Twitter user with multiple people managing multiple accounts, then you’ve probably been dying to try it. Now you can. Today CoTweet, formerly open to just a select group of companies, ...
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Twitter CRM Service, CoTweet, Raises Series A Funding; Launches Public Beta.
CoTweet, the web based Twitter collaboration platform for businesses, has announced a Series A round of funding totaling $1.1 million. The investors are Baseline Ventures, Founders Fund, First Round Capital, SV Angel, Maples Investments and Freestyle Capital. CoTweet helps companies and brands, like Whole Foods, Microsoft, Starbucks, Coca-Cola, and the ...
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The City Of San Francisco Now Lets You Submit Complaints Via Twitter
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and Twitter co-founder Biz Stone announced today that San Francisco residents can now send direct messages via Twitter to the city of San Francisco, @SF311, to complain about street cleanings, graffiti, potholes, abandoned vehicles, garbage issues, noise complaints and more. 311 is the primary contact ...
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