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'''Funnelfly''' was a technology company founded in [[2019]] by [[Drew | '''Funnelfly''' was a technology company founded in [[2019]] by [[Drew Honeycutt]] with offices at the [[Innovation Depot]]. The company sold subscriptions to a software platform and coaching services to help startup businesses create and manage marketing campaigns. The company's name incorporated the concepts of a "marketing funnel" for customer engagement and a "flywheel" for sustaining momentum. | ||
Funnelfly was an early participant in funding from [[Shegun Otulana]]'s [[Harmony Venture Labs]]. | Funnelfly was an early participant in funding from [[Shegun Otulana]]'s [[Harmony Venture Labs]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:17, 31 January 2023
Funnelfly was a technology company founded in 2019 by Drew Honeycutt with offices at the Innovation Depot. The company sold subscriptions to a software platform and coaching services to help startup businesses create and manage marketing campaigns. The company's name incorporated the concepts of a "marketing funnel" for customer engagement and a "flywheel" for sustaining momentum.
Funnelfly was an early participant in funding from Shegun Otulana's Harmony Venture Labs.
Laurel Mills later replaced Hunnicutt as CEO of the company. It announced its closure in 2023.
References
- Thrailkill, Laurel (January 31, 2023) "Innovation Depot-based marketing startup closes." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Babypalooza website