TrafficPartner Enters Australian and New Zealand Markets

TrafficPartner Enters Australian and New Zealand Markets

BERLIN — TrafficPartner has announced its entrance into two new markets: Australia and New Zealand.

According to the company, it made the move after extensively testing new offers such as Badults and FlirtFair, both of which are now available for CPL affiliate promotion, plus CPM and CPC display ads.

“After conquering the DACH region and successfully establishing well-known brands across the Nordic geos, TrafficPartner and its subsidiary business units have not only entered but also found high demand for kinky dating in the world’s most laid back region: Australia and New Zealand,” says TrafficPartners’ spokesperson Wolfgang. “The mission is clear: They want to help their members to satisfy one of their most important primal needs.”

Wolfgang explains that in order to successfully meet those expectations, TrafficPartner is ready to buy all available traffic; relying on the capable hands of its brands and business units to bring expertise and knowledge to the table, which it has earned since the company was established in 1998.

“Success on both ends, advertiser and affiliate / publisher, is the key to a long lasting partnership,” says Wolfgang. “Not only does the staff live by that, the offers are designed solely around one purpose: Performance.”

This performance targets affiliate traffic from various sources with good converting CPL offers; provides monetization for email databases; and various display ad spots including popunders, banners, in-video ads, redirects and more.

Knowing the market and its characteristics, TrafficPartners’ product, IT, business intelligence and marketing departments have spent the past year gathering data and transforming that data into valuable market insights.

“Those insights and advantages are now being passed down to each and every affiliate and publisher,” Wolfgang concludes. “Adjusted payouts and conversion flows are just two of the USPs to be named along with promotion of the products in TV commercials.”

TrafficPartner is the Presenting Sponsor of the upcoming XBIZ Berlin, set for September 11-14.

For more information, email events@TrafficPartner.com.

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