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Admonitor

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Ad`mon´i`tor
n.1.Admonisher; monitor.
Conscience is at most times a very faithful and prudent admonitor.
- Shenstone.


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For example, L90's adMonitor, the company's ad serving and tracking technology, provides both advertisers and Web publishers the ability to selectively target ads to Web users based on their specific interests and characteristics as well as track results in real time.
adMonitor delivered over 8 billion emails and advertisements per month for over 3,000 customers, producing over $75M in revenues.
(He invented adMonitor, the groundbreaking Net marketing technology that, at its peak, delivered 8 billion banner ads and e-mail messages a month for more than 3,000 blue-chip companies.
 
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