DreamstarCash Adds Gay Category to PornTube

BARCELONA — The company behind PornTube.com, Fux.com, and 4Tube.com has announced its newest traffic-generating and money-making opportunities for business-to-business clients — a gay category.

Through its content publishing program (CPP), producers can upload gay content on their accounts for mass-targeted exposure.

“We have been working on the addition of the gay section of PornTube for some time now as there has proven to be great demand for such an offering from our publishers," said Lizz, PornTube’s content publishing program manager. “We are in a solid position to monetize gay traffic and this is our opportunity to do so.“

In addition to the new section of the site, the company has unveiled its new mobile platform along with new mobile design layouts. 

CPP publishers now also have the ability to send custom mobile banners (size: 300x100) for each site along with separate linking codes. 

For inquiries, contact lizz@porntube.com, or skype webgurl2.

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