E-commerce firm expands with American acquisition
An e-commerce group has expanded across the Atlantic.
Fluence Collective has bought US-based Class A Media.
Bosses say the swoop for the New York-headquartered email marketing agency “creates an exciting platform for further growth” across the North American country.
They add the deal will unite Class A Media with Fluence Collective’s email marketing agency Sendfluence, which will “create a team focused on helping e-commerce brands generate more revenue through email marketing, SMS and retention strategy”.
Founded in 2024, London-based Fluence Collective works with clients including Diary of a CEO, David Gandy Wellwear and The Harmonist.
Class A Media has supported more than 300 brands and generated in excess of $250 million in email-attributed revenue.
Michael Bush, Fluence Collective co-founder, said: “This acquisition marks the beginning of the next phase of growth for the group.
“Class A Media stood out because of the quality of its work, its reputation within the e-commerce market and the strength of the team behind it.
“We’re excited to strengthen our presence in the US market.”
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