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Adometry by Google (formerly Click Forensics)

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Offers a SaaS-based marketing attribution and optimization platform

Austin, United StatesFounded 2005Marketing
Valuation $25–50M Last recorded · 2012
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About Adometry by Google (formerly Click Forensics)

Adometry was acquired by Google in May 2014 and the technology is the foundation of Google Attribution 360.

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At a glance

Founded
2005
Headquarters
Austin, United States
Sector
Marketing

Investors

3 investors on the cap table

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Series A3 investors entered at this stage

Team profiled 27 named & role-tagged
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Key operators 5 quality Hidden — book a demo/100
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Global footprint

Workforce and web traffic by country
Workforce by country
3 countries with
team presence
🇺🇸 United States66.7%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom16.7%
🇪🇬 Egypt16.7%
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