NEW YORK, NY, May 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) In today's online marketing world, advertisers are seeking, more than ever before, to tap into global markets. Asia, South America, and Australia offer a goldmine of convertible online traffic, something that carries tremendous appeal to many top-tier American brands. Accessing those markets can prove difficult and at times costly, however, particularly for online advertisers who lack ties to expansive marketing networks. The #1 performance marketing company Ads Direct is seeking to make this kind of global reach easier for its clients, however; the company has just announced the expansion of its network into 30 countries throughout the world, making its reach and its resources virtually peerless within the performance marketing industry.
Nate Poupko, the President of Ads Direct, says that he could not be happier with this expansion--not only because of what it means for his company, but also what it means for his clients. "There is certainly a level of prestige that comes with a dramatic expansion like this, and we are happy to be known for services that other companies cannot offer," he comments. "Ultimately, though, Ads Direct is about helping our clients convert high volumes of traffic, and we believe we are better equipped to do that now that we have such a sprawling network."
The reputation of Ads Direct as the #1 performance marketing company is hardly a new development. Long before this network expansion, Ads Direct was known for the high standards of service it offered to its clients, many of them Tier-1 brands. Ads Direct began as a company largely devoted to the health and beauty verticals, but has since grown to incorporate many other industries.
The company is well known for its performance-based business plan. Poupko explains by saying that Ads Direct clients "only pay for results." In other words, if a product does not sell for some reason, the client does not owe anything to Ads Direct. "Our clients are looking for the best possible ROI, and that's what we're able to provide them with," enthuses Poupko.
Of course, the company is also known for delivering results. "Helping our clients convert high volumes of traffic is what we do, day in and day out," says Poupko. "And now that we've expanded into so many global markets, we can offer advertisers access to a true goldmine of online traffic." Indeed, Poupko is nothing if not confident in his company's ability to produce results. "It doesn't matter whether a client wants to bring in fifty new customers a day, a hundred, or a thousand," he affirms. "Ads Direct can do it."
ABOUT:
Ads Direct is an innovative, industry-leading performance marketing company. With a sprawling network that encompasses 15 languages, four continents, and more than 30 countries, Ads Direct is the #1 global company within its industry. Working with top brands in the Health and Beauty market, Ads Direct offers peerless resources for generating high volumes of traffic, as well as high rates of conversion. The company utilizes an inventive, performance-based model wherein clients pay directly based on the sales results they receive; this culture of performance is what allows Ads Direct to maintain its high standards of success, as well as its name as #1 Performance Marketing Company in the world.
Website: http://www.adsdirect.com
#1 Performance Marketing Company Ads Direct Announces Major International Expansion
More than ever before, online advertisers are seeking access to global markets--which is why performance marketing company Ads Direct has announced a major expansion of its network into 30 countries throughout the world.
2012-05-01
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[Press-News.org] #1 Performance Marketing Company Ads Direct Announces Major International ExpansionMore than ever before, online advertisers are seeking access to global markets--which is why performance marketing company Ads Direct has announced a major expansion of its network into 30 countries throughout the world.