DirtyHardDrive Launches 2 Sites, Revamps Affiliate Program

LOS ANGELES — DirtyHardDrive.com has anounced the launch of performer Kiera King's official website, KieraKing.com, niche POV hand-job site BangMyHand.com, as well as its revamped affiliate program, DirtyHardCash.com.

KieraKing.com will feature exclusive content of girl/girl, boy/girl, and group sex scenes. King will also be performing weekly live cam shows for her fans on the site.

"Kiera King is a perfect fit for us," said Rick Barcode, president of DirtyHardDrive.

"She's just gotten new, great-looking tits, and joining our network along with Katie Kox and our other porn stars scheduled for later this year, we're becoming a big boob network. Fans of Kiera King are going to love it."

Also launching on Dirty Hard Drive is the new niche site BangMyHand.com.

BangMyHand is a hand-job site from content producer and industry veteran Richard Moulton and BangMyHand features performers such as Sea J. Raw, Nicole Aniston, and Britney Amber showcasing Moulton's POV style of shooting.

To celebrate these launches, DirtyHardDrive has rebuilt its affiliate program DirtyHardCash from the ground up.

The company said DirtyHardCash offers its affiliates an easy, user-friendly experience as well as 65 percent revenue share.

Powered by CCBill, DirtyHardCash has a host of tools to drive traffic, including custom gallery generators, zipped content access to all of the network’s media, tube movies, coupon codes and more.

"We’ve really knocked the ball out of the park with this program," Barcode said. "We can't wait to get feedback from fans and affiliates about Kiera King, BangMyHand, and DirtyHardCash. We're going to grow in leaps and bounds in 2012."

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