uHerrd is an online poll platform for publishers and bloggers to increase user engagement and learn from their readers. Each poll tracks reader interaction in real time to provide analytics and insights such as the number of uHerrd search impressions, article clicks, and an overview
Affirm, a popular web service that allows users to buy online and pay off their purchases in fixed monthly payments, has launched their Android and iPhone app. Users enter their purchase amount and where they are shopping to receive an Affirm virtual card to complete
The InterviewBuddy™ app allows users to have virtual face-to-face mock interviews with industry experts and get instant feedback without the pressure of a job on the line. Users can practice right from their browsers without the need for additional plugins or downloads. InterviewBuddy’s video interviewing
Spectrum offers a new platform for people to join, start, and build online communities. Conversations on Spectrum are real-time chat, and each one gets a unique link to make it easy for people to discover, share, or save for later. Before Spectrum, participating in online
According to a recent SEC filing, enterprise IT startup Privy has raised $2.2 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. Privy enables more than 100,000 online stores and online publishers to improve their on-site conversion through the use of highly targeted and completely customizable pop-ups, banners,
Middle is a platform that allows users to create an online shop in under 60 seconds and start selling their first product or service in no time. Users simply fill out a form and provide information such as shop name and description, their ecommerce site
According to a recent SEC filing, Autoweb raised $5 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. AutoWeb is a premium pay-per-click marketing network for automotive dealers and manufacturers that provides high-quality consumer leads, clicks, and associated marketing services, as well as robust, original online automotive content
The popular dating app Tinder now has a new web version. Instead of “swiping” right or left using fingers on a smartphone screen, users drag each profile left and right using a mouse to simulate the “swipe left” and “swipe right” actions familiar from Tinder