Esmale Affiliate Program Launched

LONDON — Gay sex toy store Esmale.com launches its affiliate program.

"Now that we have launched our new gay sex toys superstore at Esmale.com, we’d like to extend the opportunity to earn ££’s to you too, with our new affiliate scheme."

The company said anyone with a website or blog can earn commission on each sale that is generated from their site to Esmale.com.

Details can be found here.

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