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SammySmack.com Announces $100 Sign-Up Bonus

Melbourne, Florida – Sammysmack.com is proud to announce its $100 Sign-Up Bonus affiliate promotion program. Already known for its exclusive amateur hardcore content, SammySmack’s new promotion is geared towards helping webmasters treat their surfers to a whole new world of amateur action. The $100 Sign-Up Bonus program lasts from February 23 to April 22, 2004. That’s sixty days of making a lot more money just for signing up and sending traffic! The new affiliates will earn $100 upon signing up and will be paid on their first commission check. Sammysmack offers webmasters the following tools to help them generate and revitalize their marketing strategies: free content, free hosted pictures and movie galleries, and hosted free sites. Webmasters also have access to more traditional tools such as banners and FPAs. Affiliates can also build their own galleries and download promotional content at their convenience. Webmasters enjoy multiple income streams from Sammysmack: 50%/50% revshare, and additional revenue sharing from purchases from the Sammy4u store. Sammy4u has a very impressive retention ratio — proof positive of Sammy4u’s unique and distinctive content offering. For more information, please visit the site at www.Sammysmack.com

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