British Publisher Paul Raymond Launches Website, Affiliate Program

LONDON — British adult publisher Paul Raymond announced the launch of PaulRaymond.com and its affiliate program today.

The company is best known for its late namesake publisher and the adult men's magazines that include brands such as Mayfair, Club International, Razzle, Men Only, Escort, MensWorld and more.

According to its developers, the new site will be "packed with loads of high quality photosets and hardcore videos featuring the girls that have appeared in the magazines and their softcore DVD offshoots."

The affiliate program — Affili8market.co.uk — will offer competitive revenue sharing with guaranteed payouts, and supports the new website as well as a range of branded adult dating sites and digital magazines sales portals from a variety of publishers, both adult and non-adult.

This latest development is the first step in the website's migration over to its new .XXX domain that will be announced once ready to launch.

For more information on the new program contact Paul Matthews at paul.matthews@paulraymond.com.

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