Laura Cebrian Rejoins JuicyAds' Marketing Team

Laura Cebrian Rejoins JuicyAds' Marketing Team

VANCOUVER — Following a three-and-a-half-year absence, JuicyAds welcomes back Laura Cebrian as its marketing associate and brand manager.

Cebrian brings more than nine years of industry experience to the company. Her positions in the online world have included business development and affiliate manager for Private Media Group; past sales associate for JuicyAds; and senior sales and affiliate manager for First Mobile Cash.

Previously, Cebrian was in charge of branding and promoting adult virtual reality site “Reality Lovers,” where she specialized in social media marketing.

“I’m super excited and happy to be back at JuicyAds. I’m ready to help Jay and his awesome team to expand this already super solid and juicy brand,” Cebrian said. “I feel that with all I’ve learned through the years, I can bring in valuable elements to this new challenge!”

Cebrian's experience spans multiple arenas, with extensive expertise in the traffic sector. Originally from Argentina, she is based in Barcelona and has also lived in the U.S., Poland and Slovakia. Her multicultural background and personal relations skills together with her work experience in both adult and mainstream are a valuable combination that will enrich her new position as JuicyAds’ brand manager.

“The timing of Laura’s return could not have been better, as we had been seeking a new marketing and brand manager for some time. We recently expanded our ‘JuicyAds Cares’ social mission to include climate change in addition to our efforts to support entrepreneurs living in poverty,” said JuicyAds’ CEO Juicy Jay. “Laura will be spearheading not just this but also handling our annual Miss JuicyAds contest and working to uphold the respected JuicyAds brand as well as those of our clients. Laura is one of the few I trust fully with the JuicyAds brand.”

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