SAN FRANCISCO—YNOT Group LLC is pleased to announce that HotMovies.com, operator of the MovieDollars.com affiliate program, has signed on as a Gold sponsor for the upcoming YNOT Summit 2011, which takes place June 23-25 in San Francisco.
"When I think of adult VOD companies on the internet, I think of HotMovies.com," said Connor Young, President of YNOT Group. "They really have set the standard for the adult VOD business model, and we are thrilled to have their continued support for 2011. This is a company that really understands the importance of investing widely in its brand.
"I am extremely comfortable recommending MovieDollars.com to the affiliates at YNOT Summit," Young added. "The great thing about this program is affiliates often find their checks grow bigger over time as the customers they refer often will return to HotMovies.com repeatedly over the years. HotMovies.com has proven that a lot of adult consumers really favor the pay-as-you-go model, which is no different than mainstream really, where services such as Apple's iTunes also take this approach to digital media sales."
HotMovies.com general manager Jennifer L. said the company is pleased to support YNOT Summit again in 2011. "We've been a long time supporter of YNOT and feel that the expertise and support they lend to the affiliate community is unsurpassed," she said. "We're proud to once again be working with Jay and the YNOT crew."
YNOTSummit.com takes place June 23–25, in downtown San Francisco, the heart of America's thriving technology industry. The show will feature its usual industry leading classes and seminars, but will be enhanced in 2011 with additional activities designed to facilitate business networking in fun and entertaining new ways. As with previous years a discount rate will be offered for early registration, which opens in mid March.
Companies interested in sponsorship opportunities at YNOT Summit 2011 are asked to contact LAJ at [email protected]. More details about YNOT Summit will be announced throughout March and April.
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