Video Secrets Enhances Affiliate Program

CALABASAS, Calif. — Video Secrets has unveiled a new version of its affiliate program, VideoSecrets.com.

The upgrades feature new marketing tools and a streamlined user interface designed to give affiliates the opportunity to work more efficiently and reap greater profits.

The new site also provides affiliates with numerous promo tools such as Flash ads, IFRAME ads, a custom IFRAME generator and live video ads, all of which can be customized to achieve the best conversion ratios for affiliates.

"Over the years, we have added a lot of tools to our site, but this new site allows our affiliates access to all of them, in one easy to find place,” said Brad Estes, manger of operations for Video Secrets.

“We put every marketing option we offer at the webmaster’s fingertips, in order to best support their revenue generation with Video Secrets. Additionally, our Developer Area provides access to some of our more sophisticated promotional tools like our API and XML feeds.”

The new site also makes it easier for affiliates to cash in with white label custom webcam sites by offering setup tutorials and intuitive management interfaces.

A search engine for banners within the site also helps affiliates find the ad size and style they need in seconds, saving time and making it easier to find the right banner for a given page.

According to the company, the Video Secrets affiliate program has evolved extensively in the last 14 years, thanks to the feedback from affiliates and a continuing focus on putting them first.

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