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DatingPartner Offers 'Eu[ro]phoria' Promotion

DatingPartner Offers 'Eu[ro]phoria' Promotion

LOS ANGELES — TrafficPartner subsidiary DatingPartner has announced the rollout of “Eu[ro]phoria,” its newest affiliate promotion.

According to the company, the new promo will run from May 1 through June 30, offering a €10 PPS bonus on top of lifetime revenue share.

A company spokesperson notes in many parts of the world the first of May is celebrated as Labor Day.

“Anyone who runs their own business most likely can’t or won’t afford to take even a single day off. We thought this bonus option is the perfect sign of gratitude to our longstanding business partners and an amazing entry-point-offer for new affiliates at the same time,” the spokesperson says. “If your region does not celebrate Labor Day or you simply can’t take a breather, time can be used instead to update old links and websites with fresh ads or layouts for better conversion possibilities.”

The spokesperson says “Eu[ro]phoria” will make it worthwhile for affiliates.

“Running a business independently, especially within the depths of the internet, is a very demanding task,” the spokesperson concludes. “Accordingly, DatingPartner wants to give back to global players in the form of its latest bonus program.”

Affiliates can find top converting material under DatingPartner’s “Hot Selection” menu.

For more information, click here.

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