ExoClick Ranked 5th Biggest Ad Network in the World

BARCELONA — ExoClick announced today that it has been ranked the fifth biggest ad network in the world, based on impressions volume by W3Techs.

The company — ranked tenth last year — gained five positions, surpassing big-league companies like AOL and OpenX.

The analysis also revealed that the ad network is used by 72.8 percent of all the websites (whose advertising network were listed by W3Techs) using .xxx as top level domain. ExoClick reps noted that this info is “logical” given its leading position in the adult industry.  

"Our goal is to be the best in what we do, so we are honored to be listed on W3Techs at such [a] position" said Benjamin Fonze, CEO & founder.

ExoClick has also recently announced that it plans to expand to other markets and channels, including IPTV.

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ExoClick, a Barcelona-based company founded in 2006, now reports to serve more than 3.7 billion geo-targeted ad views a day using its proprietary ad serving technology, EXADS.

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