Software Services Company Monumetric Formerly The Blogger Network

Description

Curious about how Monumetric (Formerly The Blogger Network) can support your business with expert software development? We’re excited to collaborate and bring your vision to reality!

Founded in 2012, we set out to provide bloggers with an ad-solution that favored the website owner. We had been working with ad-networks for years and were fed up with the lack of reporting, performance, and answers in general. So we started The Blogger Network and quickly became the fastest growing advertising network in the blogging space. Very quickly we learned however, that not every publisher identified as a “blogger,” and not every advertiser wanted to work with a “network” (they had gotten a bad rap over the years of mixing good and bad inventory for buyers). We needed a name that connected better with who we are and who we work with. Thus, we became Monumetric. We get excited by performance. We get pumped about data. We make calculated assumptions and get giddy when we’re totally wrong because we have a love affair with learning. We look at problems like nobody else does. Our company is a mixture of website owners, data specialists, marketing minds, and creative programmers. We have a unique culture that allows people at any level to ask questions, work on mixed teams, and contribute in a meaningful way.

🏭 Industry: Marketing/Advertising in New York - New York

🏛️ 42 N 650 W, nan, Farmington, 84025, UT

🔗 https://www.monumetric.com
👔 http://www.linkedin.com/company/monumetric

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