CashOnClick Announces New Management, Program Changes

CYBERSPACE — Affiliate program CashOnClick announced new management and a number of program changes.

Andy Ridley, the current program manager for CashOnClick, has taken on the position of co-managing director in charge of overseeing the day-to-day operations. Ridley will focus on new business, implementing new sites and improved webmaster tools.

The company said Ridley has more than a decade of experience in the adult business with a strong background in affiliate management and customer service and has stabilized the company's program since his start in early 2010.

Joining Andy as co-managing director is 20-year veteran Joe Gekko who will honcho finance management. Gekko will focus on offering new payment options and facilitating on-time payments to all accounts, according to the company.

“Between Andy and Joe, you can now expect to see a top quality performing program with substantial improvements in design, content management and webmaster tools as well as faster and consistent on-time payments," the company said.

Taylor Rain and all other previous management of CashOnClick have left the program and moved onto other projects.

The company stated, “We’d like to thank Taylor Rain especially for helping to brand COC into a major program since its start in 2005. The new management of CashOnClick are online affiliate specialists. This is our business and we will be doing what we do best. The previous management had limited experience in the affiliate management business and were more geared towards production, so now that affiliate specialists are in total control of COC we expect you to see noticeable results and changes very, very quickly.”

Program changes that began Jan. 1 include: an escalating PPS programs based on joins in a period where affiliates can earn up to $40 PPS or 75 percent lifetime revenue share; weekly payments for qualified affiliates; a new joins bonus plan with gifts for the top three affiliates; the addition of Paxum and Payoneer as new payment options and new webmaster tools that include new banners, FHG's, FLV's, free downloadable content, auto generators and more.

The company said it is also developing new sites including an all-tattoo site, a hardcore amateur site, live video chat site and a mega DVD and VOD site that will offer more than 1,000 DVDs with five DVD daily updates.

More information from andy@cashonclick.com or joe@cashonclick.com.

Existing affiliates with questions should contact cs@cashonclick.com. Balance or payment inquiries for new or existing accounts should contact payments@cashonclick.com.

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