NEWS13 August 2010
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CANADA— Web analytics agency iPerceptions increased its revenue while cutting its losses during the second quarter of 2010.
Sales for the quarter were up 10% to C$1.25m, thanks to the “addition and renewal” of clients including General Motors USA, State-Farm, Mercedes-Benz USA and Yellow Pages.
Net loss, meanwhile, was down 39% to C$597,383 from C$981,600 in the second quarter of 2009 and gross margin as a percentage of revenue was 64% compared to 58% last year.
IPerceptions is headed by president and CEO Claude Guay (pictured).
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