Tech start-up hopes to impress in the US
A Newcastle start-up company are set to hit the states to showcase their interactive content sharing technology.
Tech start-up, Spontly, are hoping to impress with their software at the Disrupt NY 2013 Tech Conference in the US.
Spontly’s content hub gives businesses an interactive and exciting place to create and share content, inspiring brand ambassadors that drive cost effective, relevant and engaged website traffic.
The embedded content hub and sharing app is provided to businesses on a Software as a Service model.
Doug Scott, one of the lead investors in Spontly and founder of DiscountVouchers.co.uk, said “Disrupt has been the launch pad for many successful tech start-ups such as Voxy & Postwire.
“I’m certain Spontly has the right mix of product, market opportunity, team and ambition to emulate these great success stories”
Spontly launched the beta version of their product to the market just three months ago, and have already secured clients worth over £80,000 per annum; success that is set to continue with the launch of their full iOS app in a few weeks.
Jim Mann, Spontly CEO says “These are exciting times for Spontly as we are about to launch the first full-featured version of our iOS app and we are really excited about the prospect of Disrupt 2013.
“We believe Spontly has the potential to revolutionize how consumers engage with the brands they advocate.
“Consumer-created content is increasingly valuable, and Spontly offers a fun, exciting and interactive way for users to shout about the brands they love”.
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