L90 Licenses Out Viral Marketing Technology | Internet News

L90 Licenses Out Viral Marketing Technology

Written By
Pamela Parker
Pamela Parker
Jun 21, 2000
1 minute read

Ad firm L90 Inc. on Wednesday inked two
deals to license out its viral marketing technology, L90Link, to XYPOINT Corp. and PurpleTie.com, marking the first time
that the firm has sold the service on a stand-alone basis.


L90Link allows users to do word-of-mouth e-mail referrals that include
promotions and incentives, thereby boosting customer acquisition.


Until these recent deals, the service was only available to L90’s clients as part of an integrated campaign. The decision to
license the technology marks L90’s effort to continue to diversify its
revenue streams, by offering both services and technology.


“L90Link will still be hosted through adMonitor, which will provide
real-time inventory management, comprehensive financials, referral
tracking, and real-time reporting of opt-in viral marketing programs for
our clients,” said Matt Spiegel, manager of L90 Direct Marketing.


XYPOINT will use L90Link for WebWirelessNow, a free service
that enables users to access Internet information from digital phones. PurpleTie.com, which offers dry
cleaning, laundry and other convenience-driven services via the Internet,
will be using L90Link to generate word-of-mouth interest in its service,
which launches this August.

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