PartnerCash Plans to Go 'International'

STOCKERN, Austria — European affiliate program PartnerCash.com says it's going "international" with a new cash crop of unique and innovative products to promote.

As PartnerCash picks up speed in the North American market, it intends to translate sites from its substantial portfolio into English. 

The company markets its flagship product, Saboom.com, and an extensive German portfolio of sites.

PartnerCash officials say they encountered a challenge when wanting to further expand their operations internationally.

"Being restricted by a language barrier, PartnerCash came to realize it was time to broaden their horizons and no longer be held hostage by such restrictions, thus translating their highest converting website into English," the company said.

MojoHost’s CEO Brad Mitchell congratulated PartnerCash for expanding past the European continent, commenting “North America needs more Saboom!” 

“There are too few companies today with a solid reputation and financial track record," Mitchell said. "PartnerCash’s owners and employees are genuine, ethical and very innovative. I congratulate them on this expansion across the pond."

To promote Saboom.com, visit PartnerCash.com or email international@partnercash.com.

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