ExoClick to Attend Affiliate Summit West in January

ExoClick to Attend Affiliate Summit West in January

BARCELONA — ExoClick on Thursday announced that the company will be attending the international affiliate marketing conference Affiliate Summit West in Las Vegas.

The three-day networking conference, slated Jan. 10-12., brings together 2,000 companies from five main categories: agencies, affiliates, merchants, networks and vendors.

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. 

Launched in 2006 and based in Barcelona, ExoClick is an innovative global ad network serving 140-plus billion geo-targeted ads a month to web and mobile advertiser and publisher platforms via its proprietary software.

ExoClick has a Meet Market table at the show where the company will be demonstrating its proprietary ad platform to delegates.

ExoClick's Global Sales Director Richard Cottrell said: “This is our third year at the Affiliate Summit and we are looking forward to showing attendees our recent platform innovations including even deeper targeting options, three new ad formats and version 1.1 of our API that allows third-parties to create bespoke software around the ExoClick ecosystem.”

To book a meeting at Affiliate Summit West contact advertising@exoclick.com or visit the team on Sunday, Jan. 10, at its Meet Market at table No. 419.

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