Naughty America Offers Free Hosting

SAN DIEGO — Content provider Naughty America has launched a promotion of its free hosting service for affiliated webmasters.

"It's something we've always offered, but have never fully publicized," Naughty America Sales and Marketing Manager Ace told XBIZ. "It's a great tool affiliates of Naughty America should be taking advantage of more."

The free hosting service allows webmasters to zip up their own gallery designs for Naughty America hosting. Naughty America also can create a custom domain for an affiliate and build a custom template that is integrated into Naughty America's free hosted gallery sorter. The affiliate can go into the Naughty America system at any time and choose content to go into the custom template.

Naughty America also offers access into its online content directory, enabling affiliates to link to content they select.

Custom domains allow affiliates to upload their own custom templates and handpick content to load into the custom template, all hosted by Naughty America.

Alternately, affiliates can get FTP access to quickly upload Naughty America galleries.

For more information about Naughty America's free hosting services, email Vanessa or Sarah at Naughty America.

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