SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Scott Morris and Marc Sterling founded San Francisco Fetish Factory in 1998, they were just a couple of porn performers with a dream. The pair began by selling worn underwear as a way to generate interest in themselves and fund production of an amateur adult video or two.
Fifteen years later, Sterling and Morris are the power behind Factory Video, which not only produces and distributes amateur gay adult videos but also owns a stable of seven adult websites and an affiliate program.
This week the affiliate program, Dick Bank, re-launched with a new look on a new backend. With the re-launch came a bunch of new marketing materials, including tube tours, image galleries, embeddable and hosted videos, banners, headers, and downloadable photos.
“We are excited about the all-new DickBank.com and bringing webmasters an improved program to promote our sites,” Sterling said. “JM Media Partners has completely redeveloped our program and is providing affiliates with everything they need to make the most money with our sites.”
Factory Video signed a redevelopment deal with JM Media Partners in May. Under the terms of the agreement, JMMP was to revamp Dick Bank, make Factory’s entire 15-years’ worth of content available online and manage the result of the companies’ combined effort.
“We have been working very hard over the past several months to redevelop the program and are very excited about the improvements,” JMMP Marketing Manager Aimee Sweet said. “Our goal is to provide affiliates with new tools to better monetize their traffic and to give them even more incentive to continue to promote the program.
“We have added newly designed sites, alternative tube tours, new programs, all new marketing tools like galleries, embedded and hosted videos, banners, headers, downloadable photos, screenshot zips and more,” she continued. “We have also added a new ecommerce program, dating program and a live cam program for affiliates to promote.”
Sweet also said Dick Bank plans more site additions later this year. The first should debut in September.
Dick Bank pays up to $35 per sign-up or as much as 65-percent recurring revenue share. For more information, visit DickBank.com or [email=support@dickbank.com]email[/email] affiliate support.
