Video Secrets Performers to Compete in V-Day Promo Contest

CALABASAS, Calif. — Video Secrets is offering its performers the chance to win daily prize money during its “Be My Valentine” promotional contest this weekend.

The contest runs from Friday through Sunday and also will offer special incentives and bonuses.

The top male and female performers will win daily prizes of $200. Consumers will also benefit from the promo with 10 percent additional credits on specific packages.

Affiliates can get a taste of the deal, as these incentives will bring in traffic and sales, which will open the floodgates to their earning potential, the company said.

“We can’t wait for Valentine’s Day this year,” said Brad Estes, manager of operations for Video Secrets. “This holiday always produces amazing volume for us and our performers will be working overtime this year to cash in on this rewarding promotion. It all adds up to amazing shows for our customers and more money for our affiliates.”

As an added bonus, Video Secrets will also be giving away an extra $500 to any performer who achieves more than $5,000 in sales during any of the three days.

To become an affiliate, email sales@videosecrets.com or visit VideoSecrets.com.

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