Bluebird Films Introduces BluebirdBucks.com

LAS VEGAS — Bluebird Films launched its new webmaster program, BluebirdBucks.com, this week.

The company said the program helps participants add additional revenue streams by promoting not only all movies that come out of Bluebird Films studios, but also Glambirds, live Bluebird TV and Bluebird Cams.

“This is an extraordinary opportunity,” said Danny S, Bluebird's director of online media relations.

“Not only will you be able to push these content filled high quality websites but you will also have the ability to make profits from each and every single movie title that we release.”

The company said that in addition to high production values, it also incorporates a mainstream element to its shooting, using state-of-the-art lighting equipment and high-tech cameras along with handcrafted costumes and custom-built sets.

“We don't take shortcuts or follow trends,” Danny S said. “Our content reflects our unique passion and creativity.”

BluebirdBucks.com includes television channels, live cams and mobile text messaging services.

The company said affiliates need only post banner and links to pre-sell. Bluebird said it will sell and retain what affiliates bring in.

In addition, BluebirdBucks is run on NATS, with affiliates receiving detailed traffic stats along with revenues generated.

Cookie life is 30 days and the sites convert anywhere between 1:7 to 1:2, the company said.

BluebirdBucks offers various payout methods including Paypal, Paxum and international wire.

For more info, email affiliates@bluebirdbucks.com.

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