Traffic Dude to Manage Ad Sales for Heatseek Web Browser

PUEBLO, Colo. — Online advertising agency Traffic Dude has signed a deal to manage advertising sales for the Heatseek adult web browser.

The Heatseek browser loads a default landing page when users open it, and that's where the Traffic Dude team will be selling advertising. The browser also comes with pre-installed favorite websites, which Traffic Dude will oversee as well.

The Heatseek web browser specializes in secure, private web browsing for adult consumers, with safeguards that let users hide their downloaded files and instantly kill the application if necessary, among other features, including a private media viewer and an IP masker that lets users safely browse for adult content anywhere.

The Heatseek team touts their product's lack of spyware and appearances in such mainstream outlets as TechCrunch and Maxim, as well as Playboy Radio,

Traffic Dude offers online adult advertising services for straight and gay audiences.

For more information, visit HeatSeek.com or TrafficDude.com or email heatseek@trafficdude.net.

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