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Spokn Brings Podcasting to Work with Funding from NEA, Y Combinator
The startup aims to transform internal communications and employee engagement by tapping the popularity of podcasting and social audio to strengthen culture and communication in a changed workplace
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NEW YORK, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Spokn, the podcasting platform for work, today announced that it has closed an oversubscribed $4M Seed round with funding from NEA, Y Combinator, along with Reach Capital, Funders Club, Liquid2, Share Capital, SOMA Capital, Scribble VC and Hack VC. The financing will support further market expansion and enable Spokn to enhance the platform for content creators.
Podium, the leading communication and payments platform for local businesses, today released the
2021 State of Payments Report, highlighting the types of payment methods customers use, their preferences and the impacts local businesses may face if they don t support their customers with frictionless payment methods.
According to the report, U.S. consumers are comfortable spending 43% more money swiping their credit card than paying with cash, and 53% more compared to reading their credit card numbers over the phone to a representative. A third (33%) of all (U.S. and Australia) respondents listed swiping or inserting their credit cards as their preferred method of payment, and nearly a quarter (23%) of consumers abandon transactions entirely when their preferred methods of payment aren t available. Enabling more ways to pay, especially preferred ways, will help local businesses drive repeat customers.