Webmaster Central Offers White Labels for Niche Sites

CYBERSPACE — Webmaster Central has rolled out a white label option for paysite owners seeking a branded content licensing solution.

“We have the ability to add your site logo and create a complete white label for your site in any niche with a fully customized design after just a few days,” said Andy of Webmaster Central. “Our content is award winning, top quality video that has already proven its ability to convert visitors into customers and improve retention ratios across any adult network. If you own a domain, and have access to traffic, this is the most obvious way to move forward quickly.”

The site reports whether it’s ebony, teen, VR or whatever else, all customers need is a domain name and a log, because Webmaster’s team does the rest. Site owners can, then, choose to use the white label with an XML gateway for their members section, allowing them to control the content and fine tune it, or use a ready-made members section that “requires no work.”

Additionally, Webmaster Central is now creating FlatVR white labels. To view a demo, click here

For more information, visit WebmasterCentral.com.

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