A New Search Engine for Adult Content Sites Launches

MALAGA, Spain — A new search engine called MySearchTraffic.com has launched.

According to the company, MySearchTraffic is a search-enngine based service for webmasters, advertisers and affiliate programs where webmasters can create their own search engines optimized for the adult content on their websites as well incorporate the content of their favorite affiliate programs.

Advertisers can advertise in the search results of all the websites of the webmasters, based on true relevant keywords and receive realistic ROI's.

Affiliate Programs can expose their content products and services to webmasters who can incorporate these content products and services in the search results for their visitors.

"Users have access to better quality results on their searches, instant access to the content they are really looking for, this means a better web experience," the company said. "Webmasters can see what their visitors are searching for on their websites, and consider what content is better to satisfy their audience, plus it is a great opportunity to increase the conversion of their traffic."

The company said advertisers have the opportunity to promote their products and services by text ads directly related to the content that is searched for, resulting in a much better conversion (ROI).

For more, visit MySearchTraffic.com or email: Ignacio@MySearchTraffic.com.

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