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Simplification changes everything

Managing small- to medium-sized websites is a daily struggle for non-technical marketing professionals. Why isn’t there an easier, faster way to put control of the site in a non-tech’s hands and take advantage of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 web services? 

Ultimately, it was that question that led to the founding of KYUBE™

Entrepreneur Antoine Hage strove to find a solution to this challenge. He co-founded and patented a unique, innovative reverse engineering process that—in very simplistic terms—serves back an abstracted layer of the web site that can be easily authored by a non-tech. Pushing the process a step further, he was able to drag, drop and deploy dynamic widgets, such as Google AdSense™, on this abstracted layer without any programming. Giving control to a non-tech would enable them to author and publish sites in hours versus traditional technology that takes days, weeks and months.

Antoine founded KYUBE in 2001 to commercialize a hosted SIMPLIFY Suite of marketing automation web services designed specifically for non-tech marketing professionals.

By building mutually beneficial relationships with OEM channel partners, such as ad agencies and online networks, KYUBE makes SIMPLIFY available to non-techs.

Ad agencies improve prospecting, shrink sales cycles and win more clients. In doing so, they grow their business by way of recurring revenue streams, delivering high-value web services on-demand to their clients, and building a strong and loyal client base. 

Online networks benefit from KYUBE by dramatically increasing their network reach and distribution via user generated advertising (UGA).

KYUBE’s engineers are world-class and our partners hold industry-specific expertise. We continually invest in R&D to introduce more SIMPLIFY solutions.

Clients that have benefited from innovative SIMPLIFY Suite include: Soyasummit, Hiquest Partners, Communitas Online, Trikona Capital, Get Solo,  Nexient, Equity Partners, Vibrant Rioja, Netwealth, Progress Online, and NHK (Japanese Broadcasting Company).