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TheAdultCompany.eu Offers 10,000 Webcam Performers

ROUSSET, France — Online content provider TheAdultCompany.eu is offering webmasters access to its 10,000 webcam performers through a unique brokering solution, where an affiliate program can integrate the performers onto its own site and domain and offer the performers to affiliates with sub-account tracking.

The 10,000 performers speak 15 languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch and Turkish.

TheAdultCompany.eu broker system contains a credit card solution that is already integrated and generated a reported 80 million euros in 2007. End-users can get technical and billing support, and under the two-tier program master IDs and sub IDs are tracked. The brokering system allows any program to pass its affiliates ID and get stats back by calling a simple XML.

Webmasters can get geotargeted promo tools, webcam galleries with thumbs updated every minute, 1-euro trials, rotating hosted banners, full-page exit chains, free content, free hosting, iFramed payment forms in five languages (English, French, Spanish, Dutch and Italian) and .zip files of landing pages in five languages to upload onto client domains.

For more information, visit the TheAdultCompany.eu website or email arnaud@theadultcompany.com.

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