TopBucks Announces New Features for Webmasters

CYBERSPACE — Affiliate program TopBucks has added a mobile redirect script and peel ads to its webmaster utilities.

The mobile redirect script lets webmasters redirect mobile browser traffic from their standard websites to TopBucks’ and Pink Visual’s mobile optimized site, iPinkVisualPass. The redirect code can be edited to redirect to gay site iMaleSpectrumPass or any of TopBucks’ other mobile sites.

“Most websites in the adult realm are not formatted to properly display and function on a mobile device,” said Lea Busick, director of marketing and sales for TopBucks. “This makes for a lot of wasted traffic. With this redirect script inserted into the site code, webmasters can automatically redirect mobile browser traffic to our mobile site and make money on the conversion. Normally that traffic would not be beneficial to them.”

The mobile redirect script is available in the “link codes” section of the TopBucks webmasters’ area.

Peel ads are currently available for TopBucks' straight and gay sites including CouplesSeduceTeens.com, HerFirstAnalSex.com, HerFirstLesbianSex.com, MILFSeeker.com, HisFirstGaySex.com and HisFirstHugeCock.com. they can be found under “sales tools” in the webmasters area.

“At TopBucks, we are consistently communicating with webmasters to assess their needs and to take their suggestions about how we can continue to improve the program, Busick said. "Our new peel ads and mobile redirect script are a direct result of that communication.”

For more information, webmasters should visit TopBucks.com or contact their TopBucks account representative.

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