Wasteland Unveils iPad Optimized Site

BOSTON — Adult industry mainstay Wasteland.com has announced the launch of its newest website, bdsmPad.com, optimized for the new Apple iPad.

"Waste not, want not" are the words that Wasteland/Spicecash CEO Colin Rowntree lives by, and he's putting them into action once again, as the iPad becomes the newest platform on which Wasteland.com will distribute its award winning content.

Having already developed unique platforms for its exclusive BDSM content on iPhones, iPods, Androids, Kindle e-books, and IPTV through the Roku box, it was only natural that Wasteland would want to instantly customize a platform for iPad users.

"We always make sure not to leave any money on the table," Rowntree said. "Our business principles — which have allowed us to survive in this industry since its birth — dictate that we cater to each individual user and their preferred method of viewing our content. It's as simple as that."

"There is a whole captive credit card-wielding audience out there already primed to enjoy what we have to offer on their shiny new iPads," Rowntree added. "As with all our vertical platform development, we will be there at the beginning with arms open to welcome these surfers on their new device."

For Spicecash.com affiliates, promoting Wasteland's iPad-optimized bdsmPad.com site is a simple matter of logging in to their existing accounts or signing up as a new affiliate and instantly grabbing links and ad tools.

"The really great hidden bonus," Rowntree continued, "is that due to whatever feud there is between Adobe and Apple, iPods, iPhones and now the iPad cannot view flash, which basically means we don't have to compete with the tubes who distribute all of their content via flash."

Rowntree says that Surfers who exclusively consume adult content on iThings will either need to pay for porn or stick to the traditional methods of attaining free porn, including through TGPs, MGPs and link lists, which tend to have the same free galleries week after week.

"This is why all our mobile products convert like its 1999, and why we are expecting the same outcome from the iPad," Rowntree concluded. "I highly recommend to anyone with any BDSM traffic to jump on the bandwagon and start raking in cash from this untapped market."

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