Acxiom Launches LiveRamp Connect Across ANZ

Acxiom Launches LiveRamp Connect Across ANZ

Acxiom a customer data solutions and marketing services company, acquired privately held San Francisco based LiveRamp in 2014, a service for onboarding customer data into digital marketing applications, for approximately $310 million. The two companies have now launched LiveRamp across the Australia and New Zealand markets.

Together, Acxiom and LiveRamp have helped become a solution for bringing offline customer data online accelerating Acxiom’s vision of a connected ecosystem that delivers true one-to-one marketing at scale.

“With LiveRamp’s launch in Australia and New Zealand, we are very focused on providing brands with the connectivity they need to measure the impact of marketing on sales and deliver singular experiences to consumers across channels,” said Acxiom Australia and New Zealand managing director Dean Capobianco.

“The digital revolution has greatly transformed the marketing landscape, and the ability to easily connect customer data across various applications and channels has become fundamental to every marketer,” continued Capobianco.

“Our goal is to unlock new possibilities for data-driven marketers. Through LiveRamp Connect, brands can use offline data from their CRM, email, and point-of-sale (POS) systems to reach consumers across digital marketing channels – and then tie online campaigns back to purchases that take place in stores, branch locations, or over the phone. We intend to empower everyone in the ecosystem with better data, insights, and results.”




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