Braincash Launches ClubSapphic.com

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Affiliate program Braincash has launched a new lesbian-content site, ClubSapphic.com.

Club Sapphic models are actually bisexual or lesbian, and material is overseen by writer/director Nica Noelle, who also operates lesbian-content production company Sweetheart Films.

"It's an exclusive site made for lesbian-porn lovers," Oliver, Braincash's sales and marketing director, told XBIZ. "It's not straight girls hired to do a scene. It's aimed to more romantic passion, softer rather than harder. The scenes build up into a climax."

Club Sapphic offers videos, original high-definition photo galleries, behind-the-scenes video shoots, blogs and a review section. Club Sapphic also offers a forum for community feedback. Noelle communicates with members through a weekly blog and daily forum posts, and member input is solicited.

Performers on the site include Samantha Ryan, Sinn Sage, Michelle Lay, Stephanie Swift, Kylie Ireland and Elexis Monroe.

Previously only promoted on lesbian-interest forums, Club Sapphic is starting to be marketed outside of the lesbian community. Promo tools available to webmasters include free hosted galleries, static and Flash banners, and promotional tube-site content.

Braincash operates official sites for companies including Private, Elegant Angel, Mercenary Pictures, Doghouse Digital, Silverstone Videos and DVSX, as well niche-content sites.

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