Zara and H&M use Experiential ETC for one-time marketing campaigns
Karan Bhardwaj · Is $200k on $6m valuation too rich for this tool that helps Retailers heat map and launch promotions in their stores? · Feb 28, 2023 · at 6:22
Karan Bhardwaj, founder of Experiential ETC, explains his existing enterprise client base while outlining his retail ad-tech SaaS expansion.
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“So let's say Zara is already my client. H&M is already my client. And I've been servicing them for one-time campaigns for all these years.”
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