Articles about Yotpo

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on May 16, 2024

These companies are changing the e-commerce industry with their innovative uses of big data.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 15, 2024

A guide to the e-commerce companies changing the online retail experience.

Jessica Powers

Updated on May 03, 2024

Learn how to make an employee spotlight and check out real world examples.

Olivia McClure

Updated on May 01, 2024

These marketing companies help brands make the most of modern media.

Shelby Bolinger

Updated on April 26, 2024

100 women across the tech industry have been recognized for their outstanding contributions. Meet them here.

Olivia McClure

Updated on April 24, 2024

Three employees describe how the company maintains collaboration and a sense of community with employees spread across the globe.

Want an inside glimpse of the company? Built In sat down with leaders on the customer success and marketing teams to learn more about their growth.

Mae Rice

Updated on April 15, 2024

These companies are showing how to create meaningful customer interactions through content marketing.

What does it mean to work at a startup? We caught up with employees at a few local companies to find out.

There's no shortage of volunteer opportunities with these companies.

The world of e-commerce is always changing. Not too long ago, Jeff Bezos was selling books out of a garage and Beanie Babies were hot items on eBay.

The best customer success managers understand that consulting clients, rather than focusing solely on the product or solution at hand, yields better results. Learn more about the approach of successful CSMs from six NYC-based companies.

Built In Staff

Updated on August 10, 2023

As summer begins to wind down, check out Built In NYC's 10 companies readers should watch out for.

Olivia McClure

Updated on June 20, 2023

Three employees describe how the company maintains collaboration and a sense of community with employees spread across the globe.

Olivia McClure

Updated on June 20, 2023

Three employees describe how the company maintains collaboration and a sense of community with employees spread across the globe.

These leaders craft intentional hybrid policies that prioritize in-person collaboration and connections.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on February 08, 2023

Company culture is at the top of the list for much of tech's top talent. These six companies share the specifics that make their organizations so attractive.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on February 08, 2023

These five companies are managing diversity and inclusion in a global world.

Agility, authenticity and grit are a few of the characteristics that will get you noticed by these NYC sales, marketing and CSM leaders.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on June 09, 2022

Getting great work done requires the leadership of individual contributors, not just managers.

We met with a member from each team to learn more about company culture and opportunities for growth.

Want an inside glimpse of the company? Built In ATX sat down with leaders on the customer success and marketing teams to learn more about their growth.

Want an inside glimpse of the company? Built In NYC sat down with leaders on the customer success and marketing teams to learn more about their growth.

Nine new arrivals share the exact moment they realized their new company was the perfect place for them and what they love about their work.

Olivia McClure

Updated on February 14, 2022

By building an empowering culture for women, leaders can also strengthen their own management skills.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on October 04, 2021

Looking to embrace change this fall? So are these Texan teams.

Eva Roethler

Updated on September 16, 2021

Three leaders offer advice and insight into their quickly growing teams.

With a total of 15 companies making the cut, NYC was the second best represented market on the Forbes’ Cloud 100 list, indicating that this city is at the forefront of one of the hottest areas in tech right now. These are five of the top-ranking local startups, and all of them are growing their teams.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on August 07, 2021

StrongArm Technologies, Yotpo and Betterment are just some of the companies standing out in 2021.

Phillips-Miller is just one of many Big Apple employees who’ve found a sense of alignment with their company’s overall mission to improve the lives of users. We rounded up nine more tech leaders across the city to get a glimpse into how their company’s mission aligned with their own personal goals. They also shared narratives of why they enjoy working at their respective companies and what they’re excited to accomplish in their roles in the future. Here’s what they had to say. 

Yotpo spent the last year helping brands pivot to e-commerce. What happens now that there’s a vaccine?

Demand for Yotpo’s e-commerce marketing tech platform has been surging over the last year. To keep up, it plans to use this fresh funding to invest in its product and marketing efforts, as well as hire. The company has more than 20 open tech positions available at its NYC HQ now.

Yotpo’s quick pivots in early 2020 helped save brands throughout the pandemic. Here’s how the team pulled it off.

Recently, Built In Austin caught up with Ali Magno, a client success manager at e-commerce software company Yotpo, Madison Zinsenheim, director of partner success at advertising technology company OpenWeb, and Ismail Pathan, manager of customer success at real estate company Reonomy, to learn how each of their company’s implements a comprehensive customer feedback strategy that allows them to better serve and retain their customers.

Here's how a trio of NYC tech companies are showcasing their allyship in the workplace. 

NYC, Silicon Valley and...Israel?

From clothing drives to charitable happy hours, these companies spread holiday joy.

Diversity in the workplace is a tough topic, but an important one — and the reasoning goes far beyond basic ethics.

When it comes to a startup’s business health, sales retention rate is an important indicator. A motivated sales team naturally results in more deals closed and a better bottom line.

Being a woman in sales is not only possible, but advantageous.

Scaling quickly is an experience most entrepreneurs can agree is both exciting and terrifying.

We chatted with three Yotpo leaders to learn more about the exciting ways in which Yotpo goes above and beyond in their efforts to eliminate the glass ceiling. 

Whoever said Halloween was a kids’ holiday never worked at a startup — or at least not these ones.

Sales is often considered an art, but when you’re selling tech, it’s also a science.

From boat trips to sand castle competitions, these summer parties are not your father’s corporate events.

Here are this week's NYC tech fundings you need to know about.

Local startups had a lot to be thankful for in November.

While virtually every sales job has some sort of commission system to keep employees invested in their own success, the real pros usually have a few additional tricks up their sleeves for staying motivated.

Yotpo is continuing to expand, and it’s hiring marketers to drive that growth.

New York tech companies put a lot of effort into adorning their spaces and some have taken to hiring full-on graffiti artists to make custom pieces. Curious, we thought we'd ask a couple of companies to tell us about some of the work we've seen over the years.

We visit a ton of cool offices at Built In NYC — it's a perk of the job. And, while (almost) all tech offices we visit are nice places to work, some are exceptional. To help make sense of it all, we thought we'd compile our own 'best of the best' list for NYC tech offices.

We scoured the city and found three fast-growing New York tech companies that have offices we wouldn't mind calling our second home. They were even nice enough to let us take some photos.

AUGUST 2016: Sometimes the best way to move up in your career is by exploring opportunities at a different company. And in startup land, getting into a company at just the right stage could land you a senior level position before you know it. If you're ready to take the leap and put in the work, consider applying at one of these companies.

There were a lot of gift exchanges, some super-swanky parties, and remarkably ugly sweaters.

Sales teams at tech companies attract a certain type of person. They tend to be the sorts of people who can talk themselves out of (or into) just about any situation. If that sounds like you, here are five 5 NYC tech companies that want to meet you.