Darren Vengroff was named chief scientist at San Francisco’s Richrelevance. He previously was principal engineer at Amazon.com Inc.
RichRelevance continues to attract the best technical and eCommerce talent to execute on its vision of next-generation personalization, recommendations and merchandising
Selected Partners will Co-Market and Integrate RichRelevance Products
by Interview with David Selinger
David Selinger, CEO, Rich Velevance, talks about how to personalize your offerings by visitor to sell more and make more.
Series C round will be invested in infrastructure and staff as company gains market leadership
One of the most powerful features of Amazon.com’s service is the recommendations it gives to customers who are looking for books and other products they purchase. Having all sorts of options such as being able to see great photos of products and knowing that shipping is free is nice, but being able to know what other purchased can do the most in helping you decide what product is best for you.
RichRelevance.com, a San Francisco-based firm headed by the man who refined Amazon’s product recommendation system, is moving to make your shopping experience even more personal, while not compromising your privacy. The goal is admittedly commercial; the firm wants to help online marketers sell more products. At the same time, they hope to make your shopping experience a bit more life-like.
Multiple e-mail service providers have announced new partnership deals this week.
First, Responsys announced today it has struck a deal with richrelevance—a company that offers personalized recommendation technology to online marketers—to integrate richmail into Responsys’ Interact marketing platform.