MO Group International Expands Its Team - New International Community Managers Welcomed

Online, March 27, 2013 (Newswire.com) - A number of new, experienced community managers have been brought aboard to cope with the increased demand from partners, making MO Group International the only company that can provide a truly in-house international community management solution.

Following an increase in demand, recent months have seen MO Group International's multilingual community management department expand to cope with an influx of new projects. The company has employed a number of community managers in order to provide its partners with the best service possible.

Among the newcomers are experts hailing from all over Europe, allowing the company to provide a truly multilingual service and to reach into further markets.

"With the increasing popularity of social gaming, it's no surprise that the market for community management is growing at such a fast pace," says Orad Elkayam, Head of Business Operations at MO Group International. "We're incredibly excited to be at the forefront of such a fresh industry and we know that the recent new additions to our team will enable us to provide our partners with the most comprehensive service possible."

MO Group International specializes in game community management and is well placed to do so, owing to its experience in game localization and international marketing solutions. However, the company also works with a number of clients from outside of the gaming industry, providing a service that is truly tailored to the requirements of each specific partner. It is the only company able to deliver one in-house multilingual community management solution.

"Community management is all about identifying the wants and needs of your audience and learning to communicate with them on their own level," concludes Orad Elkayam, "This includes speaking to them in their native language, and our new team members enable us to do this to an even greater degree. We look forward to further expansion of the team."