Company Profile
Geniuslink
Company Overview
GeoRiot was born in early 2009, initially as a spin-off from one of the team's many earlier endeavors of creating extreme sports soundtrack websites that used the iTunes Affiliate Program and the Amazon Associates Program. GeoRiot was founded on the basic principle that online marketing should be profitable and accessible on a global scale, but unfortunately back in 2009, it was anything but. In fact, when it came to earning commissions from international sales in iTunes and Amazon, the Internet was simply, broken.
Since then, we've successfully bridged the purchasing gap for iTunes and Amazon and are now furthering our reach to other fragmented storefronts around the globe. Because the online commerce landscape continues to shift and is no longer just fragmentation by country (but now device, operating system, language, and more) we continue to evolve right along with it.
In 2015, we changed our branding from the company name of GeoRiot, to Geniuslink to better reflect that we now solve not only the problem of geo-fragmentation - but fragmentation across all of the ways people can buy products.
Notable Products / Brands
Geniuslink, Booklinker
Notable Clients
HyperX, Universal Music Group
Notable Accomplishments / Recognition
2013 First non Founder Hire
2014 Rolled The Genius link feature
2014 Hit more than 1 billion clicks
2015 Rolled Enterprise Feature
2016 Over 10 billion clicks for the year
Benefits
- A piece of the company in the form of stock options. When we succeed, you succeed.
- Team lunches. Go socialize and grab lunch out with the team, on us, every day you come to work, if you want to.
- An adjustable Autonomous standing desk. For when you don't want to sit on that sweet DXRacer chair.
- Company provided free snacks and drinks. Plus, we're only blocks away from several breweries and wine tasting rooms, if you want to stop on your way out for a taste or something to take home.
- A new custom built desktop, that won't give your Visual Studio a chance to slow down.
- Two huge monitors to help you code better. :)
- Bose noise canceling headphones for your desk. You'll never have to listen to the CEO sing Katy Perry. Unless you want to.
- Soccer fan? We get shared season tickets for the Sounders that are passed around the company each season.
- New office space that was built out specifically for us in the Georgetown area of Seattle. Close to lots of food, but away from the craziness of downtown.
- Free parking. In a real parking lot. Or, if you like to ride the bus/lightrail, we'll pay for your Orca card.