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New York (September 17, 2004) — Revenue Science, the leader in providing behaviourally-targeted audiences for Web advertising, will be hosting a workshop titled "Real World Results with Behavioural Targeting" at Interactive Advertising World. Held in the Millennium Broadway Hotel in New York, the seminar runs from 10:45 to 11:30 on both Monday, September 20 and Tuesday, September 21, and is free to both conference attendees and exhibit hall guests. Register at www.iadworld.net.
The workshop provides an overview on Behavioural Targeting and why it is quickly becoming a crucial part of every marketer's online advertising strategy. Attendees will learn best practices for maximizing online dollars with behavioural targeting while reaching more of the right audience with every campaign. In addition, industry experts including Riley McDonough, VP of Advertising Sales, ESPN.com; Walker Jacobs, VP of Media Sales, Reuters; Shauna Monkman, VP of Global Online Advertising, FT.com; Cameron Yuill, VP of Partner Marketing, Cendant Travel Distribution Services; and Michael Zimbalist, Executive Director, Online Publishers Association will discuss real-world results they are generating for advertisers.
About Revenue Science, Inc.
Revenue Science, Inc. is the leader in behavioural targeting for Web advertising. Revenue Science grows ad revenue for Web media publishers by finding, evaluating, and delivering customized Web audience segments that represent prime customer targets for advertisers. Revenue Science audience segments are delivered on-demand, over the Internet, and priced on an exclusive performance driven basis that completely eliminates risk for customers. The company's primary clients are leading Web publishers including The Wall Street Journal Online at WSJ.com, Marketwatch.com, Reuters.com, FinancialTimes.com, ESPN.com, and Kelley Blue Book; and advertisers include Fortune 500 companies from technology, telecommunications, healthcare, travel, finance and many other industries. For more information, www.revenuescience.com.