6D Global Technologies Acquires SwellPath

6D Global Technologies, Inc.

, a premier digital business solutions company has acquired SwellPath, a professional services firm that delivers digital analytics, search engine optimization (SEO), paid media, and digital advertising services to medium and large scale enterprises across North America. SwellPath is expected to be immediately accretive to 6D Global's revenue and earnings in 2015 and beyond. SwellPath enables clients to align and maximize their digital marketing initiatives by tracking both online and offline marketing campaigns and performing more effective targeting to enhance return on investment. SwellPath complements 6D Global's overall strategy to provide full-service digital marketing solutions to its clients, while leveraging Google Analytics Premium and 6D Global's existing offering of Adobe Analytics. SwellPath's customers are Nike, Intel, UC Berkeley, Yakima, Activision, Good Data, WebMD, Hanna Anderson, and many more. Similar to 6D Global's most recent acquisition of Storycode, a leading web, creative, and mobile application development firm, SwellPath is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. SwellPath has an additional office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. "The acquisition of SwellPath represents our strong commitment to providing digital solutions to our clients that enable predictive and qualitative results, and higher ROI," said Matthew Sullivan, Executive Vice President of 6D Global Technologies, Inc. "We are very excited to offer SwellPath's unmatched innovation and depth of expertise in digital analytics, search optimization, and pay-per click media to our clients. This digital offering provides a new growth platform for 6D Global." "Joining 6D gives SwellPath global scale and a more powerful face to the market which we can leverage to constantly expand our offering and give our clients the solutions they won't get anywhere else," said Adam Ware, Founder and CEO of SwellPath. "We were impressed with how 6D's vision aligned with our own, and the role they saw digital analytics and paid media playing in their growth. We knew it was an opportunity we had to take advantage of."