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SexMoney Launches SMSDating.com

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. – SexMoney.com has launched SMSDating.com, which works with both adult and mainstream traffic.

“We have been working hard testing this site with all types of traffic from SEO to TGP , and the conversions have been off the hook,” SexMoney’s Forest Williams said. “This is not your typical membership dating site.”

The site allow users to send SMS text messages to a potential date and bills them per message. Users simply approve their cellphone numbers for use on the site and then begin texting. The site already is running in Europe and has been serving the U.S. for several weeks.

For each SMS received, webmasters receive a commission of 30 cents with the average webmaster receiving about $30 to $40 monthly.

“Users can ' t get enough of these text message chats,” Williams added. “So many of them are text messaging hundreds of messages a month , and this really adds up to a lot of money to the referring webmaster.”

For more information, visit SexMoney.com or contact Sales@SexMoney.com

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