YNOT – The adult social entertainment site Playpen has secured several big-name adult stars as models, with more daily, according to a spokesperson.
Playpen, which provides a platform allowing adult entertainers to engage with fans safely, is one of the few places online where fans may get up-close and personal with Buck Angel and Kelly Shibari, among others.
“The open nature and support structure delivered by Playpen, coupled with the multi-layered and lucrative transaction opportunities, made joining Playpen a no-brainer for me,” said female-to-male transsexual Angel. “I’m looking forward to giving greater access and attention to my fans … almost as much as I am looking forward to getting to know a lot more about them. This platform is truly the best on the market, and I think it will be satisfying both fans and models for a long time to come.”
Playpen combines elements from three of the top social media brands in the industry, enabling fans to interact with the model of their choice. Models can upload videos and images, set their own price points and create custom product offerings dynamically.
“Playpen has brought together all of the key elements from all the leading social media sites and implemented them into one highly functional and profit-generating platform for models of all kinds to access and add to their profiles,” performer-director and social media consultant Shibari said. “The world of making money through social media just got a whole lot better.”
According to founder and Chief Executive Officer James Johnston, “Our quick jump out of the gate is exciting. The platform is a really great medium for models and stars to interact with their fans in a much more intimate and meaningful manner. The fans get the access they crave, and the models get the personal touch, interaction and response they want from the fans while not compromising the fact that they are business people.
“[Helping performers make] money is one of the main objectives of Playpen,” he added. “So everyone is extremely happy with what they are getting out of [the site] and what the experience is all about.”
