First Mobile Cash Announces Austrian Promo for Android App

BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — FirstMobileCash announced today a promotional campaign offering affiliates an increased payout of 5 euros on a cost-per-install basis for the "Watchman" live cam Android app promoted in Austria.

The promotional payout is for all free user installs generated during March on Austrian Android traffic.

“After recent enhancements to the app design and user interface, we see a continuous rise in performance, thus wanted to offer our affiliates an incentive to capitalize on the trend and gauge even more traction," managing director Rene Pour said. “This promotion offers our affiliates a generous payout incentive with maximum potential earnings they can get from Android traffic.”

First Moible Cash noted that the Android app provides great monetization for the growing Android Wi-Fi and carrier traffic.

Traffic owners and affiliates can email Oliver at Oliver@FirstMobileCash.com, or sales support at support@FirstMobileCash.com to participate, or for information on the promotion.

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