ExoClick Hires Former Livejasmin Marketing Manager

BARCELONA — ExoClick has announced the addition of industry vet Noémi Szabó to its team.

“I am really excited about my new position,” Szabó said. “After being a media buyer for years, it will be great to see and operate things from a different perspective. Also, the company has several upcoming projects that are absolutely innovative, so I am looking forward to the new challenges.

“I have known ExoClick for years and I always cherished our business partnership. This is a fantastic, motivated team who made me feel welcome from the first second, so I am absolutely positive that we both made a good decision by joining forces.”

According to the company, Szabó worked for LiveJasmin.com for several years managing the cam company's advertising spots and budget — now she serve ExoClick as senior traffic manager.

“We are very happy with Amy's decision to join our team. Her extensive experience in marketing and media buying makes her the perfect profile for this position” said Geoffrey Bonnechère, COO of ExoClick.

Szabó will be in charge of business development and will increase the ExoClick portfolio of publishers and advertisers, while also taking part in other new projects that the company offers.

ExoClick has been in the business for more than five years, serving 1.7 billion ad impressions per day and providing traffic services to advertisers and publishers worldwide.

For more information, visit ExoClick.com.

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