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FXstreet.com Takes Over Myfxbook.com Ad Space To Improve The Quality of Its Offering

Posted on July 9, 2010 at 22:33 in About FXstreet.com by Francesc

Hi everyone

In our effort to offer the best pages for our ad clients, FXstreet.com has just signed up an agreement with the biggest and fast growing Forex Social Network Myfxbook.com to take over the site’s Ad space.

The move will allow Alex and Pavel Rekun to focus all their time and efforts into strengthening the features of myfxbook.com, helping this way to consolidate the site in a preeminent position in the overcrowded Forex Social Networking industry.

For FXstreet.com, the move responds to our need to improve the service we provide to our clients and we think that running Myfxbook’s ad space will definitively improve the quality of FXstreet’s offering to its client portfolio.

Thanks Alex and Pavel for trusting FXstreet.com

I hope this is the starting of a very long and profitable relationship for both of us

Welcome aboard!

Francesc

Tags: Myfxbook.com

2 Responses to “FXstreet.com Takes Over Myfxbook.com Ad Space To Improve The Quality of Its Offering”

on 19 Jan 2011 at 5:15 pm1John

Francesc,

I would question your sttatement about myfxbook being the largest social network on the internet. What are these facts based upon? Because from my studies on currensee, myfxbook is way behind…

John
on 24 Jan 2011 at 9:25 am2Francesc Riverola

John

My sources are Google AdPlanner and Industry’s talking, but I could be perfectly wrong.

Can you seed us some light here?

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