"Demand is high for user submitted content and girlfriend type sites," said Fade, director of development at NSCash. "We wanted to tag our highly successful homemade sites under a recognizable, brandable new program."
NS Cash, the affiliate program for New Sensations, has announced the addition of tube-ready content for webmasters to promote on tube-style sites. Affiliates now have access to 50-plus zip files, which includes more than 350 movie clips ready for immediate use.
Affiliate program NSCash.com has launched the exclusive flagship website of director Vince Vouyer, at VouyerMedia.com. The website includes Asian, boobs, toys, facials, couples, MILF and big cock niche content available to users in high-definition quality.
Reel Profits, which recently merged into the NS Cash affiliate program, launched Reel Pass. This gives an exclusive invitation to more than 15 of their site offerings including recently revamped and relaunched MonsterLoads.com and PornNewcomer.com, all for one price.
This year is set to be a banner year for NS Cash, the Internet division of adult production studio New Sensations. Since 2007 already has seen the company complete two high-profile mergers, NS Cash launched a new version of its affiliate program to more effectively reflect its expanded offerings.
Adult anime and hentai specialists Adult Source Media has partnered with NS Cash for the development of a series of exclusive paysites, Sean Holland, New Sensations vice president of Internet marketing, told XBIZ.
Amateur niche site specialist Bimini Bucks has completed its merger into the NS Cash webmaster program. New Sensations Vice President of Internet Marketing Sean Holland announced the merger in January at AEE.
Reel Profits, owners and operators of a handful of exclusive paysites, has merged into the NS Cash affiliate program, New Sensations Vice President of Internet Marketing Sean Holland told XBIZ.
Amateur niche site Bimini Bucks has merged into the NS Cash webmaster program, New Sensations Vice President of Internet Marketing Sean Holland told XBIZ.
