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Consequence Of Sound Goes All In With IndieClick Entertainment Network

Consequence of Sound (CoS), a Chicago-based online music publication recently crowned Technorati’s Most Influential Music Blog, announced today they have signed an exclusive transmedia advertising representation agreement with IndieClick opening their highly sought-after desktop, mobile, video and event advertising inventory to IndieClick’s advertisers.
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DEMAND MEDIA ACQUIRES INDIECLICK

Demand Media today announced the acquisition of Los Angeles-based IndieClick, a premium online advertising company that specializes in connecting brands with passionate and engaged consumers. IndieClick's innovative multi-platform advertising campaigns deliver impactful, integrated brand experiences. The acquisition complements Demand Media's strategy to connect advertisers and consumers around unique content and compelling web experiences and expands the size and reach of its direct ad sales force.
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IndieClick Goes Public with Audience Data Revealing Top Position in Teen, College and Young Adult

Today IndieClick, the leading network for premium advertising campaigns, went public with their audience numbers, revealing the metric impact of a major expansion of their network. IndieClick audience metrics are now available to agencies and leading brands using the comScore audience measurement service. It came as no surprise that comScore's measurement revealed what forward thinking media planners have known for years: IndieClick leads in three key categories in both Males and Females (Teen 12-17, College 18-24, and Young Adults 18-34) for the largest audience congregated around a network of first run, original content.
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IndieClick Closes the Noose on the Horror Film Market with Exclusive for Dread Central

IndieClick, the leading lifestyle media network for integrated advertising campaigns, today announced their exclusive ad sales relationship with everything horror website Dread Central. The addition of Dread Central to IndieClick's exclusive family of Horror Properties (Bloody Disgusting, Fangoria and Dread Central) clinches their ownership of the most important destinations for horror fans online.
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IndieClick Network Signs an Exclusive Agreement With 'Everything Entertainment' Powerhouse HollywoodChicago.com

The addition of HollywoodChicago.com to IndieClick's impressive film and entertainment channel extends IndieClick's total reach to 55 million monthly unique audience members across 250 of the Web's most important destinations.
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Dark Horizons Taps IndieClick - Goes Exclusive for Advertising

IndieClick has inked an exclusive ad sales agreement with the highly regarded movie news website Dark Horizons (darkhorizons.com), cementing the IndieClick film and entertainment channel as the most important media buy for entertainment marketers.
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Horror Pays Big Dollars : Bloody Disgusting and IndieClick.

IndieClick, the leading lifestyle media network for integrated advertising campaigns, today announced their two year exclusive advertising sales partnership with Bloody Disgusting, the Internet's most popular horror destination.
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IndieClick Music Network Secures Exclusive Partnership with PrefixMag

This partnership, in addition to IndieClick's exclusive relationships with the music powerhouse Playlist and prestigious URB magazine, grows IndieClick's impressive music presence to reach more than 35 million music influencers and tastemakers. The IndieClick Music Channel includes more than 150 major online and premium indie destinations including 8tracks, Blip.fm, Muziic.com, Music.com, My Old Kentucky Blog, Elbo.ws, HipsterRunoff and The Daily Swarm.
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IndieClick: "No Ads Are Better Than Bad Ads"

IndieClick invokes a "My Way" (think Sid Vicious not Frank Sinatra’s buttery version) battle cry and vision for its business model that its audience of 13 to 35 year old entertainment/culture/social networking fiends can surely relate to. Which is probably why it’s managed to successfully monetize the social arena.
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Heather Luttrell: Revolutionizing Online Advertising

Heather Luttrell is President of IndieClick, a vertical ad network that delivers integrated branding campaigns to more than 200 important online destinations. Heather tells us how they’re empowering internet advertisers and producing real results.
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Gibby Miller: Inventing the Social Network

Gibby Miller is the founder of MakeOutClub.com, a site credited with being the web’s first social network-- it is an online gathering place for fans of indie and punk music. With over 200 new users signing up every day, Miller discusses how to keep a niche community, as well as the importance of grassroots advertising.
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3jane IndieClick Taps Digital Elements To Geo-Target Ads

Digital Elements, an Atlanta-based company providing data based on user IP addresses, said Tuesday it will support 3jane IndieClick with geographical targeting ad services.
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IndieClick’s Data Center, CRG West Expands at One Wilshire

CRG West is also building out an additional 30,000 square feet of space at its second Los Angeles data center, Wilshire Annex, to meet the needs of new customer commitments from Slide, eHarmony and 3jane IndieClick.
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IndieClick Gives Makeoutclub a Makeover

Unlike other social networking sites that serve a variety of demographics and lack a defined user base, MOC is a place where young trendsetters can go to find out about the hottest bands, and each other, without having to wade through irrelevant material and people.
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GAWDAM Launches The Blackout Pact Mobile Site with IndieClick

"GAWDAM is all about the indie fan site, giving fans an easy way to download ringtones, wallpapers or videos," said Duane Wilson, founder, GAWDAM. "Working with Indieclick, we are able to build an indie network of mobile fan sites that brings indie fans the stuff they want, when they want it, on their phones."
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New York Times: People and Accounts of Note

IndieClick was opened in Los Angeles to focus on marketing to "indie" consumers - loosely defined by the agency as 16-to-28-year-olds who are early adopters of new products or services.
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