Whatsapp Launches App For Small Businesses in Mexico
01/20/2018
Whatsapp has launched a separate app, meant to help small businesses to connect better with clients. For now, it is available only in the US, Mexico, the UK, Italy, and Indonesia.
AD-TECH ROUND-UP: Acquisitive LiveIntent, Gilette’s Mini Game, What’s App Brazil Nightmare….
12/17/2015
A summary of the most exciting recent news in advertising technology in the U.S., U.S.-Hispanic and Latin American markets. If you’re trying to keep up,
Facebook wants its users to “guatsapear” and buys WhatsApp for US $19 billion
02/20/2014
The California-based company Facebook announced the acquisition of the instant messaging app WhatsApp for US $ 19 billion, according to information submitted to the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). The purchase will be financed with a partial payment in cash as well as shares of the social network.
Facebook wants its users to “guatsapear” and buys WhatsApp for US $19 billion
02/20/2014
The California-based company Facebook announced the acquisition of the instant messaging app WhatsApp for US $ 19 billion, according to information submitted to the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). The purchase will be financed with a partial payment in cash as well as shares of the social network.
WhatsApp Announces 250 million monthly Active Users
06/25/2013
WhatsApp has announced its 250 million monthly active users, according to The Wall Street Journal. WhatsApp launched 4 years ago and spends no money marketing
WhatsApp Announces 250 million monthly active Users
06/25/2013
WhatsApp has announced its 250 million monthly active users, according to The Wall Street Journal. WhatsApp launched 4 years ago and spends no money marketing
WhatsApp has no plans to market its platform through advertising
04/19/2013
WhatsApp processes more than 18 billion messages per day and is bigger than Twitter, claims company co-founder and CEO Jan Koum. However, the mobile messaging
WhatsApp has no plans to market its platform through advertising
04/18/2013
WhatsApp processes more than 18 billion messages per day and is bigger than Twitter, claims company co-founder and CEO Jan Koum. However, the mobile messaging