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ExoClick Exhibiting at Affiliate Summit West

BARCELONA — ExoClick announced today that it will be exhibiting at the international affiliate marketing conference Affiliate Summit West, in Las Vegas, Jan. 18-20.

Now in its 12th year, ExoClick said the conference is attended by more than 2,000 mainstream companies from various industries including Amazon, Microsoft, CBS, Macy's and American Airlines to name a few. The summit includes multiple tracks of educational sessions and keynote speeches covering the latest trends and information from affiliate marketing experts along with an exhibition hall filled with merchants, vendors and networks.

ExoClick will be exhibiting and holding meetings in booth #3019.

“This is the first time ExoClick has exhibited at Affiliate Summit West and we are looking forward to exploring the mainstream business opportunities the event will bring. The ExoClick sales and new business teams will be in attendance and we will be demonstrating why ExoClick is the 5th largest ad network in the world, the transparency and revenue generation opportunities of our proprietary ad platform, recent platform improvements, our admin panel Android app and our new SDK aimed at Android app developers,” said Richard Cottrell, global sales director.

To arrange a meeting, email advertising@exoclick.com or visit the ExoClick booth #3019.

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