Duke Dollars has added a $35 PPS program and a 60 percent revenue share for promoting cross-sale joins. The standard program option pays $30 PPS and 50 percent revenue share.
The company has created custom Flash video clips for tube sites and RSS feeds that are updated weekly with new scenes.
Duke Dollars also features ePassporte as a payment option and has added 17 new sites to its network.
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