Secret sushi is a Silicon Valley-based digital marketing and strategic design agency. We’re a marketing agency built to empower…
About Future
Purch is a digital publishing and marketplace platform uniquely positioned at the intersection of content, commerce and customer.
By combining in-depth product reviews, comparisons, and services with industry leading publisher tech, purch creates a seamless connection between intent-based buyers and sellers.
The company generates more than $1billion annually in facilitated commerce through its tech, shopping, lifestyle and SMB brands, including tom’s guide, top ten reviews, shopsavvy and business.com. With more than 1,200 product categories, purch is #1 for buying advice for more than 100 million people each month.
Leadership
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Sam Loveridge
Global Editor-in-Chief, GamesRadar+
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Scott Tailford
Head of Gaming, WhatCulture
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Pip Rich
Global Editor-in-Chief, Livingetc
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Georgie Coleridge Cole
Founder and CEO of SheerLuxe
At a glance
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| Headquarters | New York, New York, United States |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Company size | 501-1000 |
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Profile
Specialties: Technology, Science, Digital Publishing, Advertising, Media, Advanced Digital Advertising Solutions, Integrated Marketing Solutions, E-Commerce, Content, Community, Commerce, Affiliate Marketing, Lead Generation, Performance Marketing, Marketplace Platform, Mass Media, And Marketplace Platform
Technologies: Google Hosted Libraries, Microsoft Power Query, Microsoft Team Foundation Server, Microsoft Windows, Youtube, Google Web Designer, Quantcast Measure, Rakuten, Uml, Firebase ...
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