Simona Bostan
Simona is coming from a financial background, finishing her BA in Banking and Finance. She started to get into the Igaming World as a Customer Care Agent with Unibet in 2007.
Always seeking to optimize her work she left Unibet and joined Freespin Casino as an Affiliate Executive where she learned all the tricks of the trade.
With her move to B3W in 2010 she used her accumulated knowledge and designed a custom made Affiliate System for B3W.
She has a vast knowledge in SEO and Optimize Affiliate Marketing for Clients, bring new Affiliates to the Client, negotiate deals, motivate an existing portfolio of Affiliates, optimize and develop their performance to maximize player traffic, networking.
Affiliate manager Sweden
Position: Affiliate manager Sweden
Department: Affiliate
Reports to: Affiliate Director
An exciting new Swedish Founded company, at just 2 years old is storming the online mobile gaming industry.
They have the largest and most user-friendly mobile casino in Europe. Their casino for smartphones sets a new standard for what customers can and should expect from their phone.
Junior Graphic Designer
Position: Junior Graphic Designer
Department: Marketing
Reports to: Chief Commercial Officer
Affiliate Team Leader
Position: Affiliate Team Leader
Department: Affiliate
Reports to: Affiliate Director
An exciting new Swedish Founded company, at just 2 years old is storming the online mobile gaming industry.
They have the largest and most user-friendly mobile casino in Europe. Their casino for smartphones sets a new standard for what customers can and should expect from their phone.
Finnish CRM Agent
Position: Finnish CRM Agent
Department: Customer Loyalty
Reports to: Head of Customer Loyalty
Data Scientist
Position: Data Scientist
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Simple Steps to Tagging Photos on Twitter
Simple Steps to Tagging Photos on Twitter
Path Implements “Unbundling” Trend, launches Path Talk App
Path Implements “Unbundling” Trend, launches Path Talk App
Path, the photo-focused social networking app is now splitting in two services. The messaging part will be now turned into an app called Path Talk. The rest (sharing status updates, pictures, videos, locations, music and movies) will remain the same and be part of the Path app.
Path has made few changes to its interface and it also does not restrict the users to 150 friends. The company is pursing the trend of “unbundling”, in which the features of an app are divided into separate apps.
Path’s CEO, Dave Morin said:
“There was this global realization last year that breaking up the app into multiple apps is the way to go. Our realization was that Path was a pretty good Swiss Army knife. We never thought we’d be in the messaging business.”
In the Asian market, the messaging feature has been the biggest growth driver for the company. The app has more than 4miilion users on a daily basis. The new Path Talk, app was launched for iOs and Android last week. It provides similar features for messaging as the core app Path.
But within 24 hours, the messages inside Path Talk will vanish from the servers of Path. On allowing the desired permissions to the app, it can share data such as current location, transit status, songs paying on a users phone or even the status of battery.
The company was founded back in 2010. Venture-capital firms like First Round Capital, Index Ventures and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers have jointly pumped in almost $77 million in funds to build the products for the company.
2014 FIFA World Cup: Switzerland v France Preview
2014 FIFA World Cup: Switzerland v France Preview
Friday, June 20, 2014
Switzerland v France
Arena Fonte Nova, Salvador
Switzerland take on France in their second group game at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvaddor. The Swiss managed to win their match against Ecuador in almost the last minute of the game. France cruised to a win over Honduras. Both teams will be very confident coming into this match.
GIF’s and Animated Images are Now Supported by Twitter
GIF’s and Animated Images are Now Supported by Twitter
It has been announced by micro-blogging site that GIF’s and animated images can now be shared on the site though iPhone, Android web interface. A play button will appear on the timeline of users when GIF’s appear, similar to vines and other video content. To upload a GIF, users need to make use of the gallery button that can be seen under the text box. The process is same as that of uploading photos.
The only to share a video of Twitter is via Vine. Hence this makes GIF’s as the first type of video content that normal users can upload. Services such as Twitpic enabled users to share GIF’s. However, the latest feature has eradicated the full functionality of Twitpic on the site.
As of now its does not appear as though the support for GIF extends to Tweetdeck or tablet devices. The popularity of GIF’s on social media is undeniable. Even Pinterest enabled GIF support early this year.
Facebook does not support GIF’s but these files are converted into Flash files. This is a very good moved by Twitter. With Vines doing so well on Twitter, users will enjoy incorporating GIF’s in their tweets and it could prove to be yet another innovative way for brands to share content.
2014 FIFA World Cup: The 10 Best Twitter Accounts You Need to Follow
2014 FIFA World Cup: The 10 Best Twitter Accounts You Need to Follow
Simona Bostan
