Interactive Advertising Group Touts Growth
Tamarac, FL-based Interactive Advertising Group, a provider of performance-based marketing, today announced a 100% increase in its online advertising revenue for the second year running. The company has also added that its EBITA has increased 400% over the previous year.
Within two years, IAG has also grown to over 30 employees covering various sectors including graphic design, web development, programming, account management, media and sales. The company now has over 60 categorically and demographically targeted websites.
In addition, the IAG has also promoted three key executives; Avril Levy was promoted to Vice President, Account Services, Edward Shannon, Jr. was promoted to Vice President of Sales, and Evan Balbier was promoted to Vice President Programming and Development.
The company’s president and founder, Michael E. Weinsoff, expresses his enthusiasm in a press statement, saying, “Custom lead generation is the most cost-effective online solution for acquiring customers. One of the key features of our success is that we firmly believe we are first and foremost a marketing company powered by technology. We have truly combined time-tested advertising principles with unique online lead generation strategies and proprietary technology systems.”
Reader Comments.
Why would I do business with this company if one of their senior management team members has a history of bad business practices? Google Evan Balbier and it looks like he has not delivered on many personal transactions. If he has cheated people out of hundreds of dollars in his personal dealings, how much has he cheated businesses out of in his business dealings?
I will pass on IAG as a partner.
Leave a Comment
Article Sponsor
More News
-
Loading ...
Latest News
- BlueKai Report Explains DMPs to Publishers February 10th 2012 ADOTAS - BlueKai released a report this week on the [...] more »
- Funding in Brief: $10M for Spongecell, $8M for Prolexic February 9th 2012 ADOTAS – Rich media ad company Spongecell has raised $10 million [...] more »
- Google AdMob Axes Minimum Bids, Targeting Fees February 9th 2012 ADOTAS - As of Feb. 15, Google will change its [...] more »
- Infographic: HootSuite Analyses Social Media Impact of Super Bowl Ads February 7th 2012 ADOTAS - So, it’s the Tuesday after the Super Bowl, [...] more »
- Facebook to Serve Mobile Ads in Coming Weeks February 6th 2012 ADOTAS – According to a Financial Times report, Facebook will [...] more »
- Survey: 39 Percent of Mobile Users Responded to Super Bowl Ads Via Mobile February 6th 2012 ADOTAS - During the Super Bowl yesterday, mobile ad network [...] more »
- Sponsormob Leads the Way Into RTB for Mobile February 3rd 2012 ADOTAS – For more than half a decade, Berlin-based tech [...] more »
Features
- BlueKai Report Explains DMPs to Publishers February 10th 2012
- Attribution Online: Introducers and Influencers and Closers… Oh My! February 9th 2012
- With gTLDs, Global Branding Starts with a Name February 9th 2012
- Rethinking the Online Advertising Ecosystem, Part One: Independent Publishers February 8th 2012
- Case Study: Social Ad Effectiveness February 8th 2012
Spotlight
Sponsormob Leads the Way Into RTB for MobileADOTAS – For more than half a decade, Berlin-based tech firm Sponsormob has remained relevant in an industry characterized by [...] more...
Reader Favorites
Classifieds
- PS Technical Writer - SEO Data Analyst
- Interactive Project Manager
- Media Buyer
- PHP Software Engineer (Facebook Platform/Social AP
- SEO/Marketing Internship at Green Education Startu
Recent Comments
- HootSuite Social Media Management » More Apps, Open API, and the Solution Partner Program ~ News Roundup: [...] mentioned in our HootSuite’s Super Bowl XLVI Social Media Recap, adotas and MediaPost analyzed our
- News about Google Adwords issue #412: [...] ads for AdWords to adCenter and align with industry standards, adCenter has chang
- VB: What exactly makes an ad "high quality"?
- Survey: 39 Percent of Mobile Users Responded to Super Bowl Ads Via Mobile - ADOTAS | Mobile2 | Scoop.it: [...] background-position: 50% 0px; background-color:#222222; background-repeat : no-repeat; }
