AnyCash

Getting attention online at first can be challenging, whether you are running a blog or a social media page or a promotional website. Once you get it, though, it’s a thrilling feeling. So, why not make things even better by making money by sharing the wealth around by getting money by recommending your viewers check out some other people’s web pages?

There are plenty of places to send folks, but if you want my opinion, then tell people to pull up some porno platforms. Any Cash has networked with several of them and I think if you have what it takes, you’ll cream yourself with the amount of cash that you make using this program.

The Sensual Selection Of Sites Is One To See

Officially, there are two different answers to this question, but only one is correct. The question is how many websites you can make money promoting and the answer is nine. They are all tubes, which means you have an advantage right off the bat since everyone likes seeing no-cost smut.

Of course, the idea is to get visitors to signup for a paying account, but that's not your problem. Instead, all you have to worry about is getting eyeballs on these websites. There is a lot to go over and while some are kind of the same, I'll highlight the specialties of the more unique porn platform.

Bravo Teens

This is the .com version, not the .info version; this website should be a straightforward sell to just about anyone who likes pussy or even younger men, I suppose. Whatever the case, as long as they are into heterosexual porn, you'll be able to pitch this to almost everyone who enjoys seeing teen porn.

And everyone does.

If you don't believe me look up any of PornHub's annual reports that they've ever published over the years. They always report that one of the most popular categories in the world of porn.

Hell Tube

I have to be honest that all of the ads on this tube are a bit of a turn-off, but a few things make up for it. When users click over the homepage, they are going to be blasted with beautiful pictorials that will appeal to just about everyone, no matter their sexual inclinations.

It's otherwise a pretty simple site, so I recommend pitching this platform to the type of net users who like to get on and get off quickly. You know what I mean, the thirty-second wonders of the world.

Sex3.com

This is an awesome sell in my not so humble opinion for a few reasons. It’s got the in your face factor that these other tubes do, there are several filter and search tools to use, and they host maybe even more kinds of porn than Hell Tube.

I’m talking about everything from tiny tens on mature men to transgenders chugging their choo-choo up a dude's tunnel hole.

And on top of all of that, the name is pretty damn memorable. My advice to all of you when coming up with a visual to promote it would hire someone on Fiver to come up with a specialty promo page that riffs off of the weird domain name.

Get Going In No Time At All

Other than a login name, registering an account is all business. Any Cash doesn’t care about your personal address, business information, or even your website URL. All that’s required is a couple of ways to get ahold of you – i.e., an ICQ and email address – along with who you want to get paid and a password.

Once you submit all of the necessary information, you should be approved and will be able to get to slinging web traffic. Just be sure to read the fine print before you do.

Don't misunderstand me, though. There isn't anything suspicious to be seen. But over the years, I've noticed that the terms of service for programs like these look far more unique. For instance, Any Cash is rare in that they will withhold commissions if you run into legal tax trouble.

So, after reading this, skimming through Any Cash’s Affiliate Agreement is probably worth it.

How Much You Can Make And How You Get Paid

Since the name of the game is selling traffic, you’re going to have to be strategic as to how you get and direct it. But when you get just a bit, you'll be making bank. To be specific, for every thousand visitors you get directly to the websites' pictures I talked about, you net a cool $1,5. For the same number of visitors who go to video sections, that shoots up to $2.

As far as how you can collect your money, the options are as follows: PayPal, Paxum, wire transfer. While there are fewer details, they also appear to shell out shekels using a Webmoney program, too.

Those payment options are not as diverse as I'd like, but not worth bitching about. That said, what I have to whinge about are the minimum payout thresholds.

Now, if you don't know, most affiliate programs usually pay their partners as long as they make between $100 and $50 within a particular period. There are even some, who don't even have a minimum earning rate, but still will give you whatever you've earned regularly.

Then there is Any Cash – oi, prep for a rant, fuckers.

I don't know what they were thinking, what constraints they are under, or if they pissed off some government regulator, but this has got to be the weirdest payment minimum scheme I've yet seen. Shit, I'd even be willing to bet that it may be the worst of one anywhere on the net.

Despite what is implied on the registration page, the minimum payouts are varied and ridiculous. While Paxum and Webmoney users can set their rate as low as $50, if you prefer PayPal, you'll have to make $200 at least. And if you want to save money on transfer costs by using your bank, you're going to have to make $1,000! What the fuck is with that?

To be fair, you will at least get your money – assuming you make enough – every fourteen days.

Is There Anything (Else) I Would Change?

Other than the strange way the payment works, there are a few things which I would change. Fortunately, they are largely superficial, but some stuff I think prospective signups should be aware of.

Web Presentation Issues

There are a few odd ways sentences are structured when describing the way the program works that might throw some people off. That in and of itself isn’t too much of an issue for me, were it not for the fact that I had to really hunt around for all of the relevant information on this program.

Of course, me being me, I did manage to get all of the details down pat, but for someone who hasn't read this review, they may not get all of the needed information. So, I would love to see even information spelled out and presented better.

Number of Sites

On a related note, it seems like there used to be fifteen sites affiliates could promote (as is spelled out on one section of the homepage) this has been reduced to nine now, as the primary text states. It would be nice to see that fixed, or better yet, get at least six more sites affiliated with the program.

Need for Extra Research

By the way, this is not really a criticism, but something that users should be aware of, and that is the notoriety of some of the sites I didn't talk about. They're not bad, but not exactly at the level of Twisty’s, Brazzers, or other big brand sites. To make up for this, you might have to put in some work to really pitch those platforms.

Lack of Tools

This is kind of a big one for me seeing how it might throw some newbies for a loop, and I do find that it's a big thing when it comes to other affiliate programs. Virtually everyone that I've seen elsewhere not only has but proudly advertises the tools that members can use to make their job easier.

Sadly, Any Cash doesn't have a helluva lot of tools that I typically find, such as geo-targeting software, sales tracking tools, and the such like. They do give you some landing pages and a few other things but not much else.

Let’s Look At Soundbite Answers For The Skim Readers

If you truly want to know some of the important details, then read this entire review. But since I know that some people like to get the gist from the intro, my conclusion, and like/hate remarks; I'll give what (some of) the people want.

Program model: Use landing pages to promote traffic to sexy websites.

Pay rate per 1,000 visitors: $1,5 for pictures and a cool $2 for videos.

Suggested experience level: I’d say ambitious beginner to intermediate.