Adult Profit Rolls Out New Nude Male Celeb Paysite

LOS ANGELES — Adult affiliate company Adult Profit has expanded its reach into the gay market with the launch of BareMaleCelebs.com.

Adult Profit offers a slate of standard adult sites along with a selection of Mr. Skin-style nude celebrity sites. This is the company's second such site on the all-male side.

"Our specialty is the celebrity market so we have taken everything that we know and we have put it into Bare Male Celebs," a company representative said. "We have done serious beta testing, and this website sells."

Adult Profit pays $50 for each $1 trial membership to BareMaleCelebs.com, which is a full service paysite.

Last month, the company unveiled new Flash-based ads for its three flagship sites, Babylon-X.com, Celeb-King.com and SinfulComics.com. The ads use iFrame technology to keep its ads changing, even on a static page.

"Celebrity niche customers are well known for repeated impressions on the same webpage and dynamically delivered ads will provide fresh ad material every time," a company representative said. "This [tool] dramatically increases the chances that a customer will be presented with an ad that will appeal to them."

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