TrafficHaus Signs Exclusive Deal With YouJizz

TrafficHaus Signs Exclusive Deal With YouJizz

SAN DIEGO — TrafficHaus announced today that it has signed a "multi-level" traffic deal for all of YouJizz.com and its associated properties.

According to the company, YouJizz is one of the oldest tube sites in the world. It also is ranked the10th largest adult tube site on the web and delivers 3 billion ads a month.

"They are a staple to the adult video industry,” a TrafficHaus rep said. “This leader has a generous mix of new users, almost all search and direct traffic. Now is the time to buy to catch the users for the holiday, in the mood for spending.”

The rep explained that YouJizz had been with TrafficHaus for three years, and is now back with the platform because of the high payouts, advanced technology for ad block circumvention and the user-choice experience, as well as the ad quality and adherence to high-security standards. In addition, YouJizz utilizes the DigiRegs advanced copyright protection system.

“Due to the large amounts of traffic available, there will be a large portion of this volume available in the self-service bidding platforms,” the rep concluded. “Reach out to your account manager today and take advantage of the advertising deals available, just in time for Black Friday and the holiday season.”

For more information, email sales@traffichaus.com.

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