/24-7PressRelease/ - October 26, 2005 - "Trafficonomy has a strong reputation for delivering high-quality high-value web services to their top South African client base," said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Forge Business. "Integrating the established publisher network and management services provided by Trafficonomy.com. into our service portfolio is a natural enhancement."
Trafficonomy has already built up a reputable client base in the past few years and boasts clients such as Aucor, Ananzi.co.za, Brabys.com, Aardvark, Private Property and a number of other highly visible portals and web businesses. Parallel to this Mark van Diggelen, CEO of Trafficonomy.com has placed significant emphasis on the establishment of a diverse network of entertainment and related portals. The flagship brand being http://www.SkillPod.com an Online Games Portal that is experiencing unprecedented growth. Some of the other primary brands include, FingerTribe.com Mobile Games and Ringtones Portal, Godilly.com a kids games and entertainment portal and a number of other highly successful "white label" games and mobile portals for leading South African online brands, Ananzi and Aardvark.
This is an incredible opportunity to leverage off the established network of OfferForge Affiliate Network, a division of Forge Business, allowing us to truly expand our network of entertainment related services to the local and international markets.
Forge business will maintain Trafficonomy.com as a separate business division and Mark van Diggelen will remain as its CEO. In addition, he will serve as a member of the Forge Business Executive Committee.
In other developments the company is in pre-IPO phase and is going to be seeking a listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange AltX board within the next financial quarter.
Trafficonomy.com is an Internet Marketing Consultancy, contact us at Info@Trafficonomy.com to setup a consultation.
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