JuicyAds Attends QWEBEC Expo to Recruit Team Members

MONTREAL — Mobile advertising network JuicyAds will attend the upcoming QWEBEC Expo with the goal of recruiting industry professionals.

Specifically, JuicyAds is seeking programmers, graphic designers and media buyers to help grow its company.

“We are thrilled to attend the QWEBEC Expo,” JuicyAds Founder Juicy Jay said. “While stationed in our very own booth at the show, JuicyAds is also looking forward to meeting with existing clients, partners and friends, as well as establishing new relationships to continue to strengthen our brand.”

Jay’s company provides webmasters with an online marketplace for publishers to increase revenue by selling ad space to advertisers. It specializes in direct-buy ads on specific websites and targeted run-of-network campaigns.

JuicyAds says that "it will discuss its strengths in enabling media buyers to create profitable adult campaigns" with potential employees. The company added that JuicyAds has viable options for both novice and experience media buyers.

The QWEBEC Expo, slated for August 9-11, is an annual conference indended to bring international industry members of the industry together to provide one another with the information and resources needed to build, sustain and grow successful Internet businesses. JuicyAds says it will “make its presence known” at the show with a branded booth.

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