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The move allows SpiceCash to offer affiliates a whole range of new ad tools to help them stay competitive.

Having been on the forefront of the technological revolution in adult content distribution for 14 years, President and CEO of SpiceCash, Colin Rowntree, has known since the beginning that staying current and innovative are the building blocks of longevity and success.

"The Internet evolves at amazing speeds and surfers are becoming ever more ad blind," Rowntree said. "It requires new and innovative tools to get eyeballs to a tour."

"To address this," he added, "Spicecash has implemented such new tools as customizable RSS feeds and an amazingly easy to use embeddable flash player that when clicked on, takes the surfer to the tour."

"We're pleased that SpiceCash has made the move to MPA3 V2 and will now offer our full range of tools to their webmasters," Mansion CEO Oystein Wright told XBIZ. "Mansion Productions has been helping SpiceCash offer the very best stats and tools through MPA3 for many years."

As an added bonus to celebrate the relaunch, during April, SpiceCash is also giving all new webmasters 100 percent payouts on all signups as well as 100 percent of all re-bills for the life of those members who signed up during the promo.

"How's that for a Tea Party on Tax Day?" Rowntree offered.

The SpiceCash suite of paysites continues to grow and evolve as well; with two new sites having been released this year: Femdombride.com, a "docu-porn" site based on a married couple living in a 24/7 femdom relationship; and Eroticaxxx.com, a comprehensive collection of David Lace's body of work.

Wasteland.com and Sssh.com have also received significant tour updates which have reportedly increased sales volumes overnight; while the rest of their sites are currently being redesigned.

"It takes something special to be able to last 14 years in the online adult industry — and it takes something altogether unique to be able to continue growing amidst an economy that is challenging all of us," Rowntree concluded. "SpiceCash believes the difference is in its commitment to innovation."