Thumzup Ad Tech Platform Empowers Companies and Brands to Incentivize their Fans to Post on Social Media

Aims to Empower many of the 31.7 Million Small Businesses in America_[1] to Incentivize their Customers to Become Advocates

Thumzup Media Corporation  is pleased to announce that its self-service programmatic advertising portal, accessible at ThumzupMedia.com, will enable small businesses in the United States to virtually register and set up their first campaign in under 5 minutes to start driving exposure to their products and services.

While the Company’s initial launch efforts are focused in the Los Angeles area, direct to consumer brands (DTC) with an online, rather than brick and mortar focus, can now start paying their brand fans for their social media posts made through the Thumzup app.

Marketing Technology News: Konica Minolta Leads in Brand Loyalty for Sixteenth Consecutive Year

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are 31.7 million small businesses in America_[1], and a 2021 survey found that each small business spends, on average, $534 monthly on digital marketing_[2]. Capturing just 10% of that advertising spend could result in about $1.7 billion in advertising volume flowing through the Thumzup platform, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in high-margin revenue for the Company.

“At Thumzup, we’re democratizing the advertising industry, much like Uber did for transportation and Airbnb did for short-term rentals,” stated Robert Steele, Chief Executive Officer of Thumzup. “Instead of small business marketing budgets being sent to advertising conglomerates in New York or Los Angeles, we’re enabling the vast majority of the spend to stay with the customers in their local communities to help foster their growth. If we’re able to capture just a small percentage of local business’ advertising budgets, we believe Thumzup has the potential to reach ‘unicorn’ status.”

Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Courtney Jeffries, CEO at Virtual Tables