A press release documenting eZanga’s recent launch of its contextual advertising platform spread all over the internet in the past two weeks. As of Friday morning, the release was viewed 332 times in its entirety, while the headline was viewed nearly 2,000 times, according to Business Wire.

Notable outlets which ran the press release include; Wall Street Select, Digital Media Wire, Yahoo Finance, Market Watch and News & Observer.

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News hit the internet on Wednesday that eZanga has rolled out its contextual advertising platform, adding to its many online services.

The article was picked up by many major industry outlets in short order, including Yahoo Finance, Earth Times and News Blaze. It details how the new service works and why eZanga’s integrated online marketing campaigns make a great option for advertisers. The article reads:

“eZanga’s contextual advertising technology uses geographic and demographic targeting, allowing advertisers to specify their target audiences based on their marketing goals. Using the system, advertisers are able to target text, graphics, rich media, pop under or interstitial ads with keywords, locations, time/day targets and channels of interest. eZanga offers pay-per-click, pay-per-view and pay-per-visit models for eZanga Contextual customers.”

WebProNews featured eZanga CEO Rich Kahn in an article about the company’s recent foray in combining display advertising with search.

The article, “Search Ads Convert Better With Display”, gives Kahn the opportunity to discuss the many advertising services which eZanga provides, as well as why advertisers should turn to the company for all of its marketing needs:

“Our new eZanga Display product is not only another place to buy display on premium sites (Yahoo, LinkedIn, CNN.com, BusinessWeek, Facebook, etc) but also offers our customers some advanced optimizations,” he said. “We can optimize a campaign based on the phone calls we generate, online sales, leads or fill in forms. We are not here to focus on impressions or clicks (any network can do that) we are here to focus on conversions, both online and offline.”

The article goes on to examine the future of display advertising in difficult economic times and how eZanga has been able to maintain growth over the past year.