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LatinCash Premiers New Site

LOS ANGELES — Designed to convert Latin traffic, the LatinCash affiliate program has added PureLatin.com to its paysite portfolio.

PureLatin.com features exclusive, feature-length hardcore videos, high-resolution photographs and chat rooms.

Now with PureLatin.com, affiliates have six paysites to promote that feature Latin content.

“LatinCash needed a full hardcore Latina site and PureLatin.com is exactly that,” LatinCash Program Manager Gary Dginger told XBIZ. “With nothing but hours and hours of Latina sex scenes, PureLatin.com will convert and provide affiliates more money and reasons to promote LatinCash websites.”

To celebrate the launch, LatinCash is offering affiliates a $75 payout for every join sent to its new site through June 18. Webmasters can earn up to $35 per signup, $20 per trial or a 60/40 revshare split for the life of each membership.

Additionally, the company is continuing its Summer Slam promotion launched last month. Affiliates that send 100 signups to any combination of LatinCash sites between May 1 and June 30 are eligible. LatinCash will send the affiliate and a friend anywhere in the world for a four-day, three-night vacation.

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