Betterment.com taps Atomic PR

NEW YORK: Online investing startup Betterment.com hired Atomic PR as its AOR to build awareness of the company and its services.

by Jason Shuffler 1 November 2010

NEW YORK: Online investing startup Betterment.com hired Atomic PR as its AOR to build awareness of the company and its services.

Founded in 2008, Betterment.com is a streamlined stock and bond investment service touted as an alternative to individual bank savings accounts. The startup was named “Biggest New York Disruptor” at the TechCrunch Disrupt event last May.


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