RevShareIt.com Launches 2 iPhone Paysites

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Mobile affiliate program RevShareIt.com isn't letting Apple's ban on adult iPhone apps stop them from launching two new adult paysites optimized for the popular device.

A standard iPhone app runs independently of any web browser, and Apple won't allow adult companies to sell those kinds of wares through their App Store. Industry members can get around that prohibition by optimizing a regular website for the iPhone, thereby turning the Safari mobile web browser into a defacto adult app.

RevShareIt.com previously launched OneTapPorn.com, and now the company has expanded its reach into the GLBT market with TapGay.com and TapTranny.com. All three sites are accessible through the iPhone's web browser and seek to emulate the look and feel of a standard iPhone app.

"It's easy, simple, private, revolutionary and provides great quality niche porn for users on the go," said a representative for RevSahreIt.com. "Gay and tranny niche porn is now just a tap away with TapGay and TapTranny."

Webmasters can promote these sites with a variety of tools, including redirect codes to attract traffic on mobile devices or with simple text ads. Membership to these sites costs $9.95.

For more information, visit RevShareIt.com.

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