B-to-B Ad Network Breaks 1,000 Websites
BBN Networks says it grew 25 percent in 2011.
The BBN Networks recently added six new media companies to its b-to-b ad network. The American Psychological Association, BNP Media, CQ Roll Call, Dennis Media, Mitochon Systems and Springwise have all been added to BBNâs portfolio.
The addition of these firms increases BBNâs b-to-b network reach to over 1,000 websites. Chairman Derek Reisfield describes the addition of BBNâs new partnerships as a âmilestone,â and that the success of the companyâs growth is proof that it is meeting its clientsâ demand for finding a âqualified audienceâ in b-to-b advertising. Â
Reisfield indicates that BBN is performance-focused, beginning with a broad network approach, and then working with the client to target specific market needs. Reisfield states this approach ensures that âeveryone has an opportunityâ to reach their target audience.
BBN has been consistently growing since its 2008 launch. BBN says it reaches 50 million b-to-b buyers. Members include Cygnus Business Media, McGraw-Hill, Stamats Business Media and Summit Business Media.
Reisfield says that the company grew more than 25 percent in 2011, and expects even more growth in 2012. He attributes this growth to the companyâs non-endemic approach to being âbrand focused,â that is to say there is no company too small or too large for BBNâs vertical and horizontal solutions. BBN claims they provide solutions that are âbeyond the bannerâ through a suite of services including creating, managing, and delivering advertising to business audiences.
Acccording to Reisfield, BBNâs âconcept has been validated.â Not only is the companyâs holdings portfolio growing, but also is their geographic scope. Nearly one-third of the companyâs websites now operate in Europe, and BBN plans to further bolster this figure. In September of 2010 Folio: reported that BBN, a privately held Washington D.C. based company, opened an additional office in London.
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