KJCash Launches WorkinMenXXX Site

LOS ANGELES – Gay adult affiliate program KJCash announced the launch of WorkinMenXXX, the program’s ninth site.

The new addition joins KJCash's family of sites that include CJXXX.com, BareBackTwinkz.com, Str8BoyzSeduced.com, DefiantBoyz.com, BrazilianStudz.com, LaughingAsians.com, GayAsianTwinkz.com and SpunkStarz.com.

KJCash CEO Craig Jackson ("CJ") said, "I am really pleased to join forces with renowned producer Buddy Brown to add this new venue for his unique content. His choice of models and filming style really set him apart from the pack and this site is going to be a very valuable addition to both the KJCash affiliate program and the CJXXX gay porn network.”

The company said affiliates could promote the sites via partnership revenue share or its newly added PPS program.

Promotional materials include RSS feeds, embedded flash video previews, hosted movie and photo galleries, animated and static banners and a hosted blog.

"We have seen a real shakeup in the industry, especially in the past couple months with so many programs closing and cutting off affiliates," said CJ.

He added, "I am happy to say that despite the challenges the economic situation creates, KJCash continues to grow and expand. Affiliates can be confident in sending their valued traffic to our sites. Our focus continues to be providing surfers with high quality sites, frequent updates of fresh new content and providing our affiliates with the tools they need to effectively promote our sites."

For more information email cj@kjcash.com.

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