ManicaMoney Powers PinkoHD.com, PinkoShemales.com

LOS ANGELES — ManicaMoney.com is now making a move into the Italian adult market by powering the online presence of Pink'O, an adult studio in Italy, with two sites for affiliates to promote.

The sites are PinkoHD.com and PinkoShemales.com. The Pink'O brand was founded in 1995 by Rudy Franca and has gone on to establish a unique place in the adult film market by capturing the distinct flavor of Italy for porn fans.

"Dominating the Italian market for years is an impressive accomplishment," said Erwin de Boer, vice president of online media at Manica Media.

"This deal positions us properly to help push the Pink'O brand and their five star catalog of content to new heights on an international level. It's obvious that the Pink’O team is great at what they do, and we have been looking forward to working with them for a while because this deal also represents a unique opportunity for all of our new or existing affiliate webmasters to monetize their Italian traffic at an even better pace."

The new Pink'O paysites from Manica Money are available in multiple languages and the content is being partitioned into two distinct sites to allow for better niche traffic targeting by affiliate webmasters.

"Gay and shemale traffic will do best on the tour featuring pre-op and post-op transsexual performers while a variety of heterosexual traffic, especially traffic from Italy, should do exceptionally well with the PinkoHD tour," the company said.

For more information, visit ManicaMoney.com or contact sales@manicamedia.com.

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