10 Questions & 10 Answers About Pontiflex
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What do you do?
We help advertisers reach people anywhere they use digital media.
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How do you do it?
We operate a CPL marketplace for companies that want to place digital ads. We also work with platforms — websites, social networks, and mobile ad networks — that want to host those ads.
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Is that good?
Yes! It means that Pontiflex helps brands to talk to people who want to hear from them. And best of all, the brands earn guaranteed ROI.
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C-P-What?
CPL stands for “Cost-Per-Lead.” It means that advertisers who work with us only pay when people sign up and voluntarily share their contact info.
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Enough with the acronyms. What’s up with your name?
Here’s the story: Pont is the French word for “bridge,” and we borrowed flex from “flexible.” Put them together and you have flexible bridge. Considering we connect brands and people, it’s a pretty good description of what we are.
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How can I get in touch?
We love emails and hope you’ll send us one.
Press matters: press@pontiflex.com
Sales stuff: sales@pontiflex.com
Vendor inquiries: vendors@pontiflex.comPhone is good, too. Dial 1.800.420.6086.
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Where are you?
Our headquarters is located in downtown Brooklyn, New York. We’re right between the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge, which also works out pretty well with our name. If you want to visit or send us something, here’s our address:
Pontiflex, Inc. / 45 Main Street, Suite 636 / Brooklyn, NY 11201
Get directions here.
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Who’s behind this thing?
Pontiflex is run by a great team of technology enthusiasts, marketing geeks, web development gurus and sales executives. We are proudly backed by New Atlantic Ventures, Greenhill SAVP, and RRE Ventures. Read about our leadership team here.
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Can I work there, too?
Yep! We’re always looking for people who want to make the digital advertising industry better. Our employees love challenges and figuring out creative ways to solve them. If this sounds like you, send a note and your resume to careers@pontiflex.com.
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What does your office look like?
Imagine the Taj Mahal crossed with Graceland, only with deeper shag carpeting. Wait, that’s what we wish it looked like. It actually looks like this.