Girlie Bank Launches 5 New Sites

LOGAN, Ohio — The Girlie Bank affiliate program has launched five new sites, bringing the company’s total number of sites to more than 20.

Girlie Bank, which opened its doors in March, has launched ClaudiaNichols.com, SuzyStevens.com, MeaganMichaels.com, SarahDreaming.com, SummerPartyFun.com and GirliePlanet.com.

In order to meet growing content demands, Girlie Bank has enlisted the help of Aavian Productions, according to Buck, the company’s website operator.

“We teamed up with Aavian Productions and are working to deliver broad variety to the marketplace,” Buck said. “We have sites that cross all boundaries from barely legal to hardcore celebrities.”

According to Buck, the key to strong content is using top-flight talent.

“Aavian does our casting and has been able to bring us great talent,” Buck said. “They have shot a lot of models from major magazines, such as Playboy to beauty queens and stars such as Jacy. Her idea was to have a place where her softcore fans could see even more. She is thrilled with the site.”

The program offers a 50/50 revshare, Buck explained, but he said, the company’s use of portals allows affiliates to earn commissions on all of the sites, even if they promote only a handful.

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