[BUSINESS]Introduction

[razor]

I'm thinking Julia she was hot

[Terry]

A bitter end to the program and not being sarcastic I was doing very well with them

[Luke]

One thing with Bitterstrawberry they sure had some hot models at the shows wearing their tshirts. A couple of the girls working there were hot too.

That was just a small part the good ones were in the office LoL )))

why leave a steady paying job at an office with good looking women

[HeelMike]

Hi and welcome from me I am new here myself.

[Big MOE]

welcome to you

[webcamhostess]

Welcome refchamp

[24alex]

Hi and welcome Leo

[nudelinks]

Good luck at the new position

[xlovecam]

welcome to the community Leo

[Dawn]

Bitterstrawberry was a good program

[Paco]

Leo coming back to adult for me was s if I came home from a long road trip (well a very long road trip for me) how does it feel for you.

[CamLuCy]

Hi refchamp a little bit late to say welcome but not too late I hope to say happy new year.

[cimage]

Hello, everyone,

Some of you people already know me from former BitterStrawberry, yet let me properly introduce myself.

I have over 11 years in Affiliate Marketing, mostly managing affiliate programs for adult but also ventured a lot in mainstream in the past 5 years.

I am familiar with Sponsorchat since early 2012 and have earned great value and above all, built great connections thanks to it.

Affiliate Marketing is always changing and the best proof of that is that only after a 4-year break from Affiliate Marketing (more or less), I came back and most connections I had have migrated to eCommerce or other niches, and sadly some have abandoned Affiliate Marketing for good.

Myself, I spent the past 4 years developing a strong side business that is not connected with adult, which is something I recommend to everyone out there.

Despite earning very well, I encountered major burnouts along the way, which finally made me value my health, as well as the need to set something up of my own, a legit online business and a physical business as well, that would act as a safeguard for my future financial welfare.

After managing to grow them, I am now back in Affiliate Marketing with more knowledge, more straightforward thinking, and tons of ideas to make it BIG.

Best,

Leo

Welcome back

[3ric]

Hello, everyone,

Some of you people already know me from former BitterStrawberry, yet let me properly introduce myself.

I have over 11 years in Affiliate Marketing, mostly managing affiliate programs for adult but also ventured a lot in mainstream in the past 5 years.

I am familiar with Sponsorchat since early 2012 and have earned great value and above all, built great connections thanks to it.

Affiliate Marketing is always changing and the best proof of that is that only after a 4-year break from Affiliate Marketing (more or less), I came back and most connections I had have migrated to eCommerce or other niches, and sadly some have abandoned Affiliate Marketing for good.

Myself, I spent the past 4 years developing a strong side business that is not connected with adult, which is something I recommend to everyone out there.

Despite earning very well, I encountered major burnouts along the way, which finally made me value my health, as well as the need to set something up of my own, a legit online business and a physical business as well, that would act as a safeguard for my future financial welfare.

After managing to grow them, I am now back in Affiliate Marketing with more knowledge, more straightforward thinking, and tons of ideas to make it BIG.

Best,

Leo

What's new with you

[wayne]

Hello, everyone,

Some of you people already know me from former BitterStrawberry, yet let me properly introduce myself.

I have over 11 years in Affiliate Marketing, mostly managing affiliate programs for adult but also ventured a lot in mainstream in the past 5 years.

I am familiar with Sponsorchat since early 2012 and have earned great value and above all, built great connections thanks to it.

Affiliate Marketing is always changing and the best proof of that is that only after a 4-year break from Affiliate Marketing (more or less), I came back and most connections I had have migrated to eCommerce or other niches, and sadly some have abandoned Affiliate Marketing for good.

Myself, I spent the past 4 years developing a strong side business that is not connected with adult, which is something I recommend to everyone out there.

Despite earning very well, I encountered major burnouts along the way, which finally made me value my health, as well as the need to set something up of my own, a legit online business and a physical business as well, that would act as a safeguard for my future financial welfare.

After managing to grow them, I am now back in Affiliate Marketing with more knowledge, more straightforward thinking, and tons of ideas to make it BIG.

Best,

Leo

can you pm me detials of the program