About the Catosphere Demographic Data on Demand site The Ionosphere is the part of the atmosphere that is ionized by solar radiation, and too tenuous to be cooled by contact with other air. Millions of meteors burn up daily in the Mesosphere as a result of collisions with some of the billions of gas particles contained in that layer. The Stratosphere contains the Ozone layer that absorbs the Sun’s ultraviolet radiation. The Troposphere is where all the earth’s weather takes place. The Catosphere is the layer of the atmosphere where you can analyze a universe of geo-demographics to help grow your business rationally.

Navigating the Catosphere…

Catenate culls through a wealth of data and software vendors to bring the best-of-the-best to our discriminating customer base. Much of the data and mapping solutions provided herein are obtained from ESRI Business Information Solutions. ESRI is the largest provider of GIS software in North America, compiling and enhancing data from the most innovative and reputable sources. Let us know if you don’t find what you’re looking for—Catenate has access to nearly every resource in the target marketing universe.

Who is in The Catosphere?

The Catosphere is a creation of Catenate, LLC. Catenate is a consortium of target marketing specialists. We use demographics, segmentation, business analytics, primary and secondary research, GIS (mapping), and modeling to solve even the most vexing customer profiling and acquisition challenges.

Catenate is actively seeking partners to enhance the Catosphere. If you are a thought leader in your market segment and would like to expand your presence in the Catosphere, give us a call at 877-228-3628.

Where is The Catosphere located?

Catenate's headquarters are located in the Syracuse Technology Garden at 235 Harrison Street, Syracuse, NY 13202. The founder of Catenate, Wendy Cobrda, is located here along with the operations staff and various team members are located in offices around the country including Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, and New York City.