Zeta Global Clarification on WhatCounts Acquisition
- The acquisition contributed to a 0.5% year-over-year revenue growth in 1Q'23
- Organic growth, excluding the acquisition, was over 24% year-over-year
- The acquisition aimed to acquire technology assets and employees to achieve synergies and expand customer base
- The WhatCounts contribution for FY'23 is expected to be less than $4 million due to expiration and termination of customer contracts
In 1Q’23, the acquisition accounted for approximately
The primary purpose of the WhatCounts acquisition was to acquire technology assets and certain employees. We believe we can get significant synergies from integrating their Email Service Platform (“ESP”). In doing so, we think we can take their current customers as well as our existing customers and get them to be more significant over time.
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