Premium Cash Launches With Exclusive Jules Jordan Content

MONTREAL — Adult affiliate program Premium Cash, powered by Braincash, has launched with two exclusive niche sites from acclaimed director Jules Jordan.

Jordan’s sites feature the best handpicked niche-driven content from his video library along with exclusive footage he’ll shoot specifically for the web.

Jordan’s first two sites under Premium Cash are CumInTheFace.com, which focuses on his facial content, and AssFixation.com, which is linked to Jordan’s popular “Ass Worship” butt-centric series.

“The two niches we launched sites for are strong points in my catalog,” Jordan told XBIZ. “For me, getting on the web is about diversifying. I have a lot of great content that was just looking for the right home on the Internet. Braincash has had a lot of success with webmasters and in running an affiliate program, so I expect that success to extend to Premium Cash. This will be a good partnership.”

Premium Cash will be introducing other sites created from Jordan’s content in the coming months, and is slated to unveil Jenna Haze’s official site in late-February along with five high-definition sites in April.

Premium Cash was created by Braincash to showcase Jordan’s content and to keep it separate from the plethora of other paysites Braincash operates.

“It’s really good to know that my content is the leader there and not watered down with too many other sites,” Jordan told XBIZ. “This deal allows me to focus on what I do best — shooting the hottest content I can.”

Premium Cash pays webmasters 50 percent lifetime revshare, $35 per signup and a 5 percent webmaster referral commission. The program also offers a comprehensive suite of promo tools, including free hosted galleries with different description lengths, banners, half-and full-page ads and email alerts when a new gallery is released.

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