Matthew Nick

Founder of MarketSnare

Founder & CEO
2013 - Current
As CEO of MarketSnare, I partner with our clients & agency partners across various industries and business models to develop & scale effective marketing programs across multiple local markets / locations / franchises / agents / brand representatives. I help our team solve multi-location marketing challenges by creating technologies that enable our clients to efficiently manage their local marketing across all their local markets. By working together with our clients and partners, we are able to achieve unparalleled marketing performance and revenue growth in each local market while improving the lives of each local business/location by saving time & money, improving results, and drastically simplifying the local marketing process. Learn what our partners have to say about working with MarketSnare to capitalize on the emerging multi-location local marketing opportunity below:

Founder & CEO
1995
Cirrus ABS is a full-service Web developer, marketing resource, and business consultant founded in 1995. We specialize in deploying NetCentered business strategies, our proprietary approach to helping companies leverage the Internet and Internet-based technologies to best achieve their business goals. From our base in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we’ve worked with hundreds of diverse enterprises across the country. They range from Fortune 500 companies, such as Toyota and Intel, to numerous small- and medium-sized businesses, both local and regional. Among the many services we provide are website creation, Web application and software development, search-engine optimization, social media strategies, traditional and Web-based marketing, new-business development, and business process innovation.

Co-Founder & CTO
2000 - 2003
WeToolIT.com was founded as a portal for the manufacturing industry to create a more streamlined process for the identification of tooling vendors and the procurement of complex tooling and automation equipment. WeToolIT.com was the precursor to ToolingNet, the entity that we used in partnership with Purdue University to raise several million dollars in capital and corporate support including $1.7 million dollars in the Indiana 21st Century Science and Technology grant awards. The company was acquired by Imaginestics in April of 2003.