Applied online and was contacted by an assistant ~1 week later to set up phone interview. Phone interview consisted of a 15 minute conversation with basic questions making sure I was familiar with the company and had relevant experience. I was contacted the next day to set up an on-site interview (consisting of 3 interviewers). I live 6 hours away (by car) so it took some planning to get into the office. Finally in the office, I answered all of the questions strongly and felt it was a great fit - I was contacted the following day by the same assistant to come back into the office later that week for another round of interviews. When I expressed the difficulty of travelling (I was still in school...6 hours away) I was told to let them know "whenever you'll be in the city next." When I communicated that it wouldn't be for a month at least (due to time constraints with class and travel expenses on a student budget) and would prefer a Skype interview, the assistant explained they don't allow Skype interviews - odd for a tech company. She then stopped responding to my emails to finalize a date for the second on-site interview, despite a couple follow-up emails. Overall, the process was fast but rather unprofessional, especially the assistant's attitude and communication. Made me lose a lot of respect for what I thought was a great company.

Initial phone screen was pretty standard - wanted to know about my past experience and why I was interested in this position. Next step was an onsite interview with 4 different people. Interview questions were pretty general and focused on my understanding of the product and my past job experiences. It seems they are primarily looking for people with direct experience in campaign management, so I was not offered the position. This is just my guess as they do not provide any feedback on your interview.