Hootsuite acquires Snapchat analytics solution from marketing firm Naritiv

Social media management platform Hootsuite is continuing to beef up its ad and analytics chops, with today’s announcement that it has acquired a Snapchat analytics solution from marketing firm Naritiv.

Deal terms were not made public. This newest purchase follows Hootsuite’s acquisitions last month of ad tech firm AdEspresso and social analytics vendor LiftMetrix.

Hootsuite Senior Director of Business and Corporate Development Richard Hungerford told me that the acquisitions were part of his company’s effort to court larger enterprise clients, which “require more sophisticated analytics” around paid and organic marketing.

Previously, he noted, Hootsuite had no Snapchat capability, and now it will have the ability to track individual videos or campaigns launched on that social network. The AdEspresso acquisition added onboard Facebook/Instagram ad management, and LiftMetrix boosted the ability for marketers to measure return on investment.

Hootsuite, which says it has over 15 million users, will open a satellite office in Los Angeles, and the Naritiv team will relocate there.

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