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Twilio Won’t Sell Segment

Rejecting shareholder demands that it divest Segment, Twilio announced a plan to continue selling it as a stand-alone product, integrate it more closely with its other offerings, increase growth, and cut costs.  New layoffs are almost sure to follow, on top of a 25% company-wide staff reduction in the past two years.   The company reports that Segment lost $72 million in 2023, despite 7% revenue growth to $295 million.

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Cookieless Share of Voice More Than Doubles YoY for Retail Advertisers: 33Across

March 7, 2024

While advertisers continue to rely heavily on third-party cookies for programmatic ad buys, they are slowly preparing for the cookieless future.  33Across reports investment in cookie alternatives within its ad exchange grew an average of 9% in Q4 2023 compared with the previous quarter.  Retail advertisers invested 26% of their budget in cookie alternatives during the period, more than double the share of one year ago.

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Openprise Raises $25 Million for Revenue Data Operations

March 6, 2024

Openprise, which now calls itself a Revenue Data Operations platform but qualifies as a CDP, has raised a $25 million Series B, bringing total funding to $58 million. Revenue Operations, if you haven’t been keeping up with your industry buzzwords, supports marketing, sales, and service organizations.  This Openprise survey on the topic found just 9% of RevOps professionals were very satisfied with their data.

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