By Marty O’Brien

HUNGARY – DDFCash on Wednesday unveiled the first site to benefit from a network-wide remodeling job that has been more than a year in the making.

DDFNetwork.com now not only offers members access to 13 premium niche websites for one annual fee, but also offers more new image and video content updated more frequently. The network’s vault still provides access to the 12 years’ worth of high-quality material produced since internationally known erotica photographer Denys Defrancesco launched the online destination. Over the past 30 years, Defrancesco has photographed beautiful women for men’s sophisticates including Penthouse, Playboy, Swank and Club International.

According to Marketing Manager Paul, one of the first things consumers will notice about the site’s new look is the striking content.

“We’re employing new state-of-the-art lighting, cameras and equipment as well as varying our shooting locations and working harder on story lines and scripts, all for a much better product,” he said.

In addition, the company has lowered the DDFNetwork.com’s annual membership fee by more than $100: from $269.95 to $149.95 (about $12.50 per month). Single-site annual memberships have dropped from $199.95 to $119.99. Consumers who’d like to take any of the sites for a test drive before signing up may take advantage of a new two-day free trial option.

Paul said the rest of the sites in the network are expected to re-launch at the rate of one per week for the next several months. At the same time, the company plans to reveal additional special features that will roll out to all the sites on a regular basis through the end of the summer.

DDFCash affiliates will notice changes, too, Paul said.

“We’ve added some highly optimized teaser landing pages and enabled discounts for our top affiliates,” he noted. “Anything else you need, just let us know. We want you to push us to the top of your promotions and make some great cash.”

DDFCash pays $35 per sign-up or as much as 70-percent recurring revenue share.

“We’d love to hear from affiliates and webmasters with any feedback or suggestions, and we would love to find a way to work with you all more,” Paul said. “Please let us know what we can do.”