Oneforty, the social media platform for businesses that started as a Twitter app store, has been acquired by HubSpot. Oneforty helps businesses learn how to reach consumers via social media like Twitter and Facebook, while HubSpot is an inbound marketing platform. The companies announced that the oneforty team is moving to the HubSpot offices and the oneforty directory will merge with the HubSpot App Marketplace. [TechCrunch]

Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah founded HubSpot Inc. in 2006 and they have recently raised $32 million in Series D. The funding was provided by new investors Google Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and Salesforce.com. Existing investors General Catalyst, Matrix Partners, and Scale Venture Partners also participated in this round. HubSpot has raised a total of $65 million thus far.

HubSpot is a digital marketing company that is close to receiving a new round of venture capital that would give them a $200 million valuation. Google Ventures and Sequoia Capital are rumored to be participating in the next round of funding. HubSpot’s last round of funding was $16 million and it was led by Scale Venture Partners. Thus far the company has raised $33.5 million.

Hubspot has put together an entertaining infographic that shows the cosmic adventure through social media. The infographic was designed by Mike Wirth. Click on the image to see the original post. The Meet The Crew part is awesome.