TrafficPartner Taps Stinger as New VP of Monetization

TrafficPartner Taps Stinger as New VP of Monetization

BERLIN — TrafficPartner.com today announced that Stinger will join the company as the vice president of monetization and synergies.

In this role, Stinger will work across all of TrafficPartner’s business units to develop and implement programs that will increase the synergies between TrafficPartner’s entities, the company said. He will also work closely with all the current and future partners to maximize their assets and increase their revenues for the European and international market.

Stinger (Sebastien Zankel) is a well-known veteran exec in the online adult industry when it comes to the creation of relationships and setting the foundation of strong and profitable long term partnerships, the company said. He has worked for such blue-chip companies as Gamma Entertainment and Hustler.

He will now work on all the portfolio products of TrafficPartner.com with its top brands in Europe, including DatingPartner, CamPartner, SGM, SGMPro, Digital Performance, Fuckbook, AliceX, Webbiling, Mobilebilling and others.

Michael Reul, CEO of TrafficPartner.com, said: “I am more than happy that we will work together with this well-established industry veteran, whom I have personally known for almost 10 years. TrafficPartner.com will highly benefit from Stingers’ extensive network and knowledge. He will act as our ‘make more money manager’ for all our partners. A warm  willkommen and vollgas to Stinger.”

"It is a rare opportunity in a professional career to work in such a stellar company and to be able to leverage the many assets that Traffic Partner.com has created over the years, to develop new engagement capabilities and revenue streams that will set the standard for an entire industry for many years to come,” Stinger said. “That is simply a dream position for me.”

“TrafficPartner.com and I share the same vision for creating a more powerful connecting entity with all of our brands and partners. We really have all the products under one roof and want to become their one stop shop and prime partner to monetize all their assets not only for the European market that is blooming right now but all around the world.”  

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