Nikki Benz Launches Affiliate Program, Appears at Venus

LOS ANGELES — Nikki Benz has announced the launch of her CCBill-based affiliate program, NikkiBenzCash.com, and will be at the Venus show in Berlin this week representing FreeOnes.com.

NikkiBenzCash.com is being launched in association with her revamped website NikkiBenz.com.

The affiliate program features 50 percent of all initial sales and 50 percent of all recurring billing for the life of that member. It also offers the ability to use hosted galleries, videos or a combination of both and exclusive content that is updated constantly that can be used to promote the site through banners of various sizes. The site does not contain popups, console windows or external links.

“I’ve really worked on this to provide maximum benefit to my affiliates and partners,” Benz said. “I’m looking for good quality traffic and I can definitely provide quality for you, and in the end that’s what matters — not quantity. I’m extremely proud of both my website and of my affiliate program.”

Benz also will be representing FreeOnes.com at the Venus Berlin show this week.

“I have a great relationship with FreeOnes,” Benz said. “They’re a part of my affiliate program and they send me great traffic. I’m more than honored to represent them during the Venus Berlin show. It will be my first visit to Germany, and I couldn’t be more excited.”

For more information visit NikkiBenzCash.com to view a general overview and list of FAQs on the affiliate program or visit NikkiBenz.com.

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