ADAMO Offers Easter Promo

STOCKHOLM — ADAMO announced today its Easter bonus promotion to all advertisers that deposit money into their accounts from April 10-17.

Those who deposit 500 euros will receive a 50 euro bonus, deposits of 1000 euros will receive a 100 euro bonus, deposits of 2000 receive a 200 euro bonus and deposits of 5000 euros will receive a 500 euro bonus. Publishers also receive a first month payout of 100 percent.

"We have had an incredible start of the year here at ADAMO, but without the support of our clients around the world having faith in us and our ability to monetize their website(s) and deliver ROI on their advertising, we wouldn’t be in the position we are in today,” said Judy Shalom, CEO and founder of ADAMO. “We always want to make sure that our customers know how much we appreciate them and their business, so this is a great time to reward all of our clients for their continued loyalty.”

The company noted that in just a short amount of time, it has shown tremendous growth and made an impact in the traffic space in a time when competition is greater than ever. It credits its state-of-the-art proprietary software and platform, and its deep-rooted relationships in the adult entertainment space for its success.

For more information, visit AdamoAds.com or follow the official Twitter.

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