LOS ANGELES — Etology announced today the addition of industry veteran Chris Lebrun to its team as sales director.
“Chris brings an extensive relationship base and trust of both his clients and the industry,” said Bako, Etology’s CEO and founder. “Combining our premium traffic inventory and his relationships is a perfect match for both Etology and its advertisers and publishers.”
Etology is a leading ad network specializing in premium dating members area and high volume publishers. The company launched last year and quickly struck an exclusive deal with casual dating powerhouse FriendFinder Networks to provide ad placement services within its members-only area.
Lebrun, who led sales for TrafficShop for five years, said: “Etology offers something more than your typical ad network, not only premium qualified traffic and many of the top A-List sites but insight into what works and converts and the knowledge to help its customers make money.
“I am excited to join the Etology team. I’ve known Bako for over 10 years and know that he not only delivers on his word, but knows how to make conversions,” he said.
Etology’s sales team will be available at the upcoming Phoenix Forum. For more information visit Etology.com or email sales@etology.com.
Chris Lebrun Joins Etology as Sales Director
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