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OutboundEngine, which provides email and social media marketing services for small businesses, has raised an $11 million Series B round that was led by Silverton Partners.

OutboundEngine, which makes marketing and business development software, has raised $11 million in a Series B round.

Austin-based OutboundEngine, which develops a platform which helps small and medium sized businesses execute email, social media, and content marketing campaigns, has raised $11M in a Series B funding round.

OutboundEngine, an Austin, Texas-based email, social media and content marketing platform, closed an $11m Series B funding.

OutboundEngine, an Austin, Texas-based social marketing platform, has raised $11 million in Series B funding.

Small-to-medium-sized-businesses (SMBs) are a huge market, but they have two prerequisites for cloud-based tools. They can’t be expensive, and they can’t be too complex.

Our hometown newspaper, the Austin American-Statesman recently recognized OutboundEngine as one of the best workplaces in town.

OutboundEngine has just been named one of the 2014 Best Places to Work in Austin! This is the second year in a row that we’ve received this award and the first time in the medium business category (51-250 employees).

The team at FullContact says “The hybrid nature of OutboundEngine is gutsy, and impressive.” We are honored.

Mattermark released a list of the fastest growing startups in Austin, TX. We were pleased to see that OutboundEngine was ranked 5th on this top 7 list!

The 2013 list of the Best Places to Work in Central Texas has been released, and OutboundEngine made the cut.

Lead411 has recognized OutboundEngine as one of the hottest technology companies in Austin.

Silicon Valley is still the gold standard for tech entrepreneurship. However, Austin is now emerging as a new destination of choice for tech startups as well as larger enterprise companies.

Jason Hahn of DMConfidential interviews Branndon Stewart, Founder and CEO of OutboundEngine.

When looking at investments, Floodgate’s Mike Maples Jr. looks for founders who act like quarterbacks. Did you know OutboundEngine Founder & CEO Branndon Stewart played QB at Texas A&M?