EuroRevenue Paying $40 PPS on Bukkake Site Trials

CHAM, Switzerland — European affiliate network EuroRevenue has announced a new trial join program option for its bukkake facial site CumCoveredBlondes.com. The program offers $40 pay-per-signup.

“CumCoveredBlondes offers adult surfers a compelling take on the bukkake niche with its focus on fair-haired starlets," EuroRevenue CEO Todd Glider said. "One of the reasons CCB has been a success since initial launch is that affiliates have found it appeals directly to their mainstream traffic. With this new trial option in place, surfers will be even more likely to take the leap, so partners will make even more money through their promotions.”

The site collects hundreds of exclusive scenes from John Thompson Productions, featuring extreme oral action and bukkake facials. The site also offers movies for stream or download in sizes suitable for every user connection.

CumCoveredBlondes is also bolstered EuroRevenue’s proprietary Members Area Management System, which provides the end user with customization tools and search options to help make the members area experience simple and easy to navigate.

CumCoveredBlondes.com also offers a revenue sharing program that pays as much as 75 percent recurring in addition to the $40 PPS for trial signups.

Multiple promo tools are available for webmasters including promotional video clips, free hosted galleries and banners, and custom promo tools are available as well.

For more information about EuroRevenue products and programs, visit EuroRevenue.com or email Executive Sales Manager Huda at huda@eurorevenue.com.

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