denkwerk uses ADITION adserving
ADITION adserving is now also active in the agency sector
Cologne, September 2007. Another increase for ADITION technologies AG Duesseldorf. The renowned Cologne internet agency denkwerk has decided to use ADITIONs premium adserving solution with immediate effect.
After online marketers and website operators is ADITION now able to broaden its clientele on the agency scene. denkwerk counts as one of the most creative internet agencies in Germany and has been continuously internationally allocated. A team of about 150 employees work for the numerous well known customers such as Condor, Germanwings, Levi Strauss, Nokia or Thomas Cook and earned revenue of about 10, 2 million euros in the business year of 2006/2007.
Equally high are the demands which denkwerk place on their adserver service provider: "In order to offer our customers the newest and most creative online advertising possibility, we always have to be one step ahead as an internet agency in the market. We also ask this of our adserver technology provider. We have gotten ourselves a reliable partner with ADITION, which is distinguished through its quick reaction times and personal advice" says Nils Hachen, Director of Media and Communication at denkwerk.
Exactly a year ago during the OMD 2006, ADITION presented its adserver solution to the branch. Since then it is already in third place on the German adserver market, measured by the volume of delivered advertising media.
Jörg Klekamp, Executive of sales and marketing of ADITION technologies AG: "We are thrilled that we can count the first agency as one of our customers. Of course we are particularly happy about the fact that such a respectable player of the online branch like denkwerk has decided to choose ADITION adserving."
denkwerk had a supposedly good reason for the collaboration with ADITION: "As prohibitionist of the performance marketing, we need full control of our online campaigns at all times. The adserver- technology form ADITION enables this in real time - for us it is a wise supplement to reportings of the marketers."
