NicheShops Offers Video Tutorials to Help Webmasters Sell Toys Online

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. — Adult toy affiliate program NicheShops has launched a tutorial program designed to help webmasters increase their online toy sales.

NicheShops, which promotes an array of sex toys, has created 10 online tutorials built around its 10 most popular products.

“These tutorials provide an educational way for consumers to learn more about the products they are buying while creating incentives to purchase,” NicheShops Owner Ari Suss said. “They add value to the product and create a better understanding for consumers.”

According to Suss, the tutorials are available in Flash versions, which he said gives webmasters an extra graphic element for their sites.

Webmasters can view three of tutorials for free at NicheShops’ online store, eXtremeRestraints.com.

In the meantime, the company also released an upgraded version of its gay site, BoyzShop, which sells toys to gay men. The upgraded site offers new features, products and advanced affiliate customization.

NicheShops offers payouts ranging from 15 to 25 percent. The affiliate program also offers a 5 percent webmaster referral.

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