Jerkmate Launches New Affiliate Program

Jerkmate Launches New Affiliate Program

CHICAGO — Jerkmate has rolled out its own dedicated affiliate program, marketed by CrakRevenue.

The Jerkmate Affiliate Program is now open to bloggers, webmasters and media buyers, and provides affiliates with optimized sales funnels and a wide range of landing pages to maximize conversions.

The program’s current pay-per-lead offer, with a $7.50 starting payout, is promoted using an AI that redirects traffic to the landing page with the best performance to ensure the most conversions.

Jerkmate’s Business Unit Director Arnaud Guilon said he couldn’t be happier about Jerkmate’s performance with affiliates over the last four years since joining CrakRevenue as an exclusive advertiser for the Canadian CPA network.

“We are always working to offer affiliates high-performing conversion tools and the highest payouts in the cam industry,” Arnoud stated. “We’re proud to work with experts who know how to promote brands in the adult industry.”

CrakRevenue’s VP of Affiliate Marketing Max Bergeron said, “Our job is to make sure Jerkmate is the most appealing program to our affiliates. So we work daily to develop the best sales funnels and the best ad tools. That way, affiliates can earn the biggest payouts promoting the cam brand.”

To learn more about the Jerkmate Affiliate Program, click here.

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