CelebrityCash Releases 2 New Tools

PHOENIX — CelebrityCash has released two tools for webmasters: the celebrity voter tool (surfers give celebrities a rating of 1-5) and the celebrity blog builder (HTML for a webmaster's own celebrity post).

“These tools give webmasters the opportunity to create interactive content and SEO-rich content with just a few clicks," CelebrityCash Director of Marketing and Sales Joe Stricklin said.

"We're already seeing amazing results with beta testers using these tools. A webmaster can login and create a brand new celebrity blog in two clicks. We've tested it and have seen immediate signups; minimal work for maximum profit.”
 
The celebrity blog builder allows affiliate webmasters to supplement celebrity posts to their existing blogs or create a completely new blog featuring celebrity news and gossip content. The posts each contain a headshot and one to four paragraphs of celebrity news.

CelebrityCash, operated by Internet Commerce Group (ICG), initially launched in January 2000, offering up to 65 percent revshare through CCBill and up to $30 payouts are available for affiliates interested in pay-per-join.

For more information, visit CelebrityCash.com.

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