Happy New Year!

We hope you had an amazing break with your friends and family and are reinvigorated for another amazing year with us in 2017.
We rounded off the year with a very Manly Christmas party filled with competitive action on the high trapeze, barefoot bowls and an 80’s dance off which can only be described as a competition for those who could click the loudest.
We are excited for the year ahead and what a great segway to talk about the non-80’s-dancing-click, but instead clicks to your website. At the end of last year we launched (in beta) an exciting new way of driving targeted traffic to your website. Initial test have been fantastic and we will be rolling this out on a larger scale over the coming weeks. If you wish to be part of the beta test and learn more, feel free to call and learn more. Otherwise, we will be going in to more depth over the coming weeks.
After 2.5 weeks off, we have all returned pumped to make 2017 the most successful year thus far for our valued clients and publishers.
Cheers to a great 2017!!

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