CECash Presents 3 New Tours at CashTraffic.com

WILLEMSTAD, Curacao — CECash and CashTraffic have announced the launch of three new free sites in some of its best converting niches: anime, MILF and porn stars.

"The CashTraffic program was launched in a time where surfers are more interested in free memberships than dishing a penny in this harsh economy," CE Ardy told XBIZ. "Mainly, we launched it as a platform to help us monetize the abundance of free traffic from the increasing thread of tube sites."

To encourage webmasters to promote the sites, CashTraffic is offering $50 for each signup to FreeAnimeForLife.com, FreeLifetimeMILFPass.com or FreePornstarsForLife.com.

Promo tools available from CashTraffic include standard banners in many sizes, Flash banners, peel ads and free hosted galleries. Custom tailored designs also are available.

"There is no cap on what we do for our affiliates," Ardy said. "If any affiliate promotes our sites, we are willing not only help them improve their conversions by creating new sites and promo tools from them but we will also help them analyze our backend data to improve their numbers."

Webmasters should contact Ardy@cecash.com or their regular representative to sign up for the promotion.

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