NetworkNewsBreaks – SRAX, Inc. (NASDAQ: SRAX) Bolsters BIGtoken’s Entry into Market Research Through Partnership with Top Insights Exchange Platform Cint
Dec 4, 2019
SRAX (NASDAQ: SRAX), a digital marketing and consumer data management technology company, today announced its partnership with Cint to leverage the BIGtoken platform to gather insights for brands. According to the update, Cint has the world’s largest online sample exchange, and its platform automates sample fieldwork and operations for insights companies to gather research data faster, more cost-effectively and at scale. “This partnership bolsters BIGtoken’s entry into the market research ecosystem,” Kristoffer Nelson, COO of SRAX and co-founder of BIGtoken, said in the news release. “Cint is one of the world’s largest solutions to help accelerate consumer insights for top brands including many of the Fortune 500. BIGtoken will leverage Cint’s technology, and we expect client relationships to build another recurring revenue stream beginning in the first quarter of 2020.”
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About SRAX Inc.
SRAX (NASDAQ: SRAX) is a digital-marketing and consumer-data-management technology company. SRAX’s technology unlocks data to reveal brands’ core consumers and the characteristics of those consumers across marketing channels. Monetizing its data sets, SRAX is growing multiple, recurring revenue streams through its various platforms. Through its BIGtoken platform, SRAX has developed a consumer-managed data marketplace where people can own and earn from their data, thereby offering everyone in the internet ecosystem choice, transparency and compensation. SRAX’s tools deliver a digital competitive advantage for brands in the CPG, automotive, investor relations, luxury and lifestyle verticals by integrating all aspects of the advertising experience, including verified consumer participation, into one platform. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SRAX.com.
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