Campaign India Team
Feb 07, 2022

WPP's Mirum and Resulticks announce partnership

Mirum will provide integration and implementation services for Resulticks

WPP's Mirum and Resulticks announce partnership
WPP's Mirum has announced a partnership with Resulticks. As a part of this collaboration, Mirum and Resulticks will work together to help brands improve customer experience. 
 
Mirum will be a solution partner for Resulticks and help it to implement and integrate their martech stack for customers across industries and geographies.
 
Mani Gopalaratnam, CEO and CTO, Resulticks said, “We are happy to partner with Mirum, one of the leading digital and martech solutions agencies. Resulticks is a comprehensive, data-driven, and omnichannel marketing automation platform that supports all digital marketing requirements and gives users the ability to automate their core marketing activities. With the expertise of Mirum India added to the partner arsenal we are confident of delivering best-in-class managed services along with our platforms.”
 
Hareesh Tibrewala, Joint CEO, Mirum India said, “At Mirum, we understand the nuances that brands face while implementing and integrating a Martech platform. Resulticks is truly an omnichannel platform that allows marketers to plan, develop, deploy, and manage campaigns across channels like email, mobile, web, and social media while automating real-time and responsive communications. With our experience of over 12 years in ceaselessly delivering implementation projects, we are excited and look forward to our partnership with Resulticks.” 
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