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Belly (loyalty program)

Belly was a loyalty program founded in August 2011 in Chicago by Logan LaHive and Craig Ulliott, and initially funded by Lightbank. In 2018, the Belly product line assets were acquired by Mobivity Holdings Corp.

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Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Available in
English
Current status
Unknown
Founder(s)
Logan LaHive, Craig Ulliott
Launched
August 2011
Native client(s) on
iOS, Android

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Belly (loyalty program)

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples8
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Belly (loyalty program)

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Available in · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → English
Current status · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → Unknown
Founder(s) · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → Logan LaHive, Craig Ulliott
Headquarters · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → Chicago, Illinois, United States
Launched · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → August 2011
Native client(s) on · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → iOS, Android
Type of business · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → Private
URL · 1
Belly (loyalty program) → bellycard.com

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belly august chicago loyalty logan lahive program lightbank 2011 craig ulliott 7-eleven million funding merchants november 2016 founded 2018 product

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Belly (loyalty program)Available inEnglish1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)Current statusUnknown1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)Founder(s)Logan LaHive, Craig Ulliott1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, United States1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)LaunchedAugust 20111.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)Native client(s) oniOS, Android1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)Type of businessPrivate1.00infobox
Belly (loyalty program)URLbellycard.com1.00infobox

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