Technology Company To Expand Columbus Operations

 

 

Clear Saleing, Inc., a leading technology provider to the online advertising market, is seeking to expand its Columbus operations by creating 60 new jobs and retaining 14.  Mayor Michael B. Coleman is asking Council on Monday to approve a 65-percent, eight-year Job Creation Tax Credit for the expansion effort.

 

“I’m excited about Clear Saleing’s commitment to Columbus as we continue to build on our national reputation as a top technology city,” said Mayor Coleman. “We are fighting for every job as part of our plan to sustain our quality of life and maintain core city services, and we’re committed to using every possible tool to encourage businesses to grow in Columbus. Every new job created in this city has a ripple effect on the greater economy.”

 

“Clear Saleing is a national leader in the field of information technology, and their decision to expand is a reflection of our efforts to create jobs and promote new industries,” said Councilmember Andrew J. Ginther, chair of the Development Committee.  “They are a valued member of an ever growing group of high-tech companies that call Columbus home.”

 

Clear Saleing, Inc. was founded in 2006 and provides Internet retailers and direct marketers with one of the only accurate ways to measure, compare and optimize profit across their online advertising portfolio. Clear Saleing’s advertising analytics technology provides deep insight into virtually any online advertising campaign, including pay-per-click, shopping comparison engines, banners and email campaigns and delivers targeted recommendations for improved opportunities.

 

“The Department of Development will continue its efforts to work to bring jobs to Columbus.  We appreciate Clear Saleing’s commitment to the Columbus market,” said Development Director Boyce Safford, III.

 

Clear Saleing’s customers include American Greetings, Brulant, Safe Auto, Stanley Steemer and Nationwide Insurance.