Vendo, WebClicks Plan Roll-Out Event in Barcelona

Vendo, WebClicks Plan Roll-Out Event in Barcelona

BARCELONA — Vendo and WebClicks have announced they are rolling out two new branding campaigns at the “Welcome to Barcelona” happy hour event on March 3.

The event is open to attendees of the European Summit and Mobile World Congress.  

Hosted by both companies, "Welcome to Barcelona" will be held at BierCab in Barcelona and feature beer tasting and tapas. Guests will have the opportunity to taste Vendo’s “Biller of the Year Beer” and WebClick’s “F***ing Awesome Ale.”

“The ‘Biller of the Year Beer’ is a little sweet, like victory, and can make you feel kind of giddy, like how we felt when we were named the 2017 XBIZ Billing Company of the Year,” said Thierry Arrondo, Vendo’s managing director. “We hope our guests enjoy it! It’s a great time to welcome the industry to our city. Barcelona is a growing hub and it’s on the short list of industry power centers alongside cities like Montreal and Los Angeles. We’re excited to give everyone attending the Mobile World Conference and European Summit an opportunity to network and get a little taste of our beer and city.”

WebClicks’ Brad Zarich added, “Just like WebClicks offers everything you want in an affiliate marketing platform, the ‘F***ing Awesome Ale’ is a superior combination of everything you want in an ale. It will be a fun evening to network with people attending both shows. We’re looking forward to it.”

“Welcome to Barcelona” will start at 6 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. BierCab is located at Carrer de Muntaner, 55, 08011 Barcelona, Spain.

For more information, visit the event's Facebook page.

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