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| Our new and exclusive multiple sub–domain tracking associates a unique private domain at the campaign level. Each DirectTrack account can track and be associated with multiple sub–domains. This provides two key advantages for DirectTrack powered networks: |
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Thanks to the powerful and flexible functionality found in DirectTrack, our vision of building our international network, Euraffco, has become a reality. Once we launched, we immediately took advantage of the mass distribution capability found in CrossPublication—which enabled our network to run campaigns while we were establishing our advertiser base.
Our decision to utilize DirectTrack is a strong testament to the overall quality, credibility, and depth of the platform. DirectTrack is the most comprehensive solution on the market, offering great value on investment backed by high quality assistance and support. This has allowed us to focus on core business growth, with confidence that we’re running on a very reliable and accurate platform that delivers the tools our partners require to reach their goals. We serve advertisers and affiliates in their local currency and language. We have the international affiliate market clearly within our reach and believe that this interaction is the successful key for sustained global growth.
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If you have searched the current offerings in the CrossPublication Portal and have not found the right campaign for the traffic your network offers or are offering a campaign for which you are looking for specific qualifications in a child network, CrossPub Classifieds can help you make your desired connection.
CrossPub Classifieds is a forum where DirectTrack clients can post Bids and Proposals to those networks that can provide specialized or high–quality traffic. Bids are classifieds posted by networks that seek to run a CrossPublished campaign as the child, while Proposals are classifieds posted by networks looking for suitable child networks to run their offer. |
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