COLORADO – Scarlet Red is the first of Michael Ninn’s many muses to launch her own website in the new Ninn’s Star Sites network created by the celebrated “artcore” artist and ModelCentro.
Red, who hails from the Colorado Rockies, is a sought-after adult performer. Her work may be seen on sites belonging to Tushy.com, Twistys, Blacked and others. She’s also Hustler’s anniversary cover girl.
The content at TheRealScarletRed.com is produced by Ninn and exclusive to the site, which runs on a ModelCentro back end. The ModelCentro platform provides tools and infrastructure allowing performers to take control of their own virtual properties. Red and others like her are able to upload their own videos and photography, chat with fans, customize their websites’ styles and track revenue through one convenient interface. Models retain ownership of the content and may set their own prices.
TheRealScarletRed.com is part of Affiliates.ModelCentro.com, a global affiliate program built to promote sites using the ModelCentro platform. Promotional materials include free hosted galleries, banners and downloadable content.
“I think what ModelCentro does more than anything else is empower talent like myself to capitalize on our brand,” Red said. “The financial reporting is completely transparent, so I know exactly how my site is performing, which is not always the case with other systems offered to talent. My relationship with Michael [Ninn] allows me to produce incredible content for my members, and the access to his vast library ensures that my site is constantly updated with fresh content, increasing my members’ longevity.
“I love being associated with things that involve a winning environment for everyone,” she added.
Andrea Fioriniello, ModelCentro’s business development manager, said her company is excited about the Ninn partnership. She’s also impressed with the business acumen of the Ninn Girls.
“Scarlet hit the ground running from the beginning of her career, and we at ModelCentro are excited to see how she and Michael will continue to grow their businesses with each other,” Fioriniello said.
