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  • Yext (NYSE: YEXT), the Search Experience Cloud, solves this problem by organizing a business's facts so it can provide official answers to consumer questions - wherever people search.

  • As a client support specialist , you will be working with a diverse set of enterprise clients who have made an investment in Yext to manage their search experience across a network of maps, apps, social networks, directories, and search engines.

  • Yext, the AI Search Company, offers a modern, AI-powered Answers Platform that understands natural language so that when people ask questions about a business online they get direct answers – not links.

  • You would be tasked with building and managing Yext’s partnerships with complementary technology companies in order to increase the value of Yext’s solutions and drive growth through strategic and collaborative go to market motions with those partners.

  • Yext was named by Forbes as one of America's Most Promising Companies in 2014 and 2015, Yext has also been recognized by CNBC in their Disruptor 50 list, included as one of Fortune’s Best Places to Work 2014, and featured as one of Crain’s Fast 50.

Yext is a New York City technology company operating in the area of online brand management. It offers brand updates using its cloud-based network of apps, search engines and other facilities. The company was founded in 2006 by Howard Lerman, Brian Distelburger, and Brent Metz.

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