ManicaMoney.com Powers New HerzogVideos Site

LOS ANGELES — Affiliate program ManicaMoney.com is powering the new HerzogVideos.com site.

According to the company, the site brings many of the best-reviewed classic adult films of the last 35 years to a global audience.

Herzog Video was founded in 1979 and has been distributing erotic feature films ever since.

"This new venture with Manica Media allows a new generation of fans, and long time admirers, to enjoy the best digitally remastered classic German porn videos along with frequent updates and exclusive new releases," HerzogVideos said.

Herzog Video lines including "Josefine Mutzenbacher" (titled “Sensational Janine” in the U.S.), "Heidi 1 to 6," "Casimir the Kuckucksleber" and the "Golden Century of Porn"  will now be available within a point and click interface.

“Herzog Video is a classic porn brand built on decades of quality film production with strong name recognition,” said Erwin of ManicaMoney.com. “Hardcore porn fans have noticed the excitement that Herzog packs into each performance but getting access to their videos wasn’t always easy at every corner of the map. That’s why we are excited to offer our affiliates the opportunity to promote the new flagship Herzog Videos porn site, bringing fans the best quality content and enhancing their viewing experience with our intuitive interface. It’s exactly the kind of combination that allows webmasters to earn top dollar for every click sent.”

For more information visit ManicaMoney.com.

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