Ning provides an online community building platform that allows individuals and organizations to create customized social networks and community websites without coding. The platform offers tools for social media integration, design customization, analytics, content sharing, and e-commerce monetization, serving creators, businesses, and nonprofits.
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Ning is a saas company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Ning, including Marc Andreessen (Founder).
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