\nContact: Allen McNulty
\nhttps:\/\/amvc.com\/porn-job<\/a>
\nPhone: (206) 860-4239
\nFax: (206) 860-4948<\/p>\n
AdultHire.com Makes Major Changes<\/p>\n
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (December 7, 2004) Adulthire.com today announced that it has removed all job categories from its site that aren’t related to being a model and looking for a producer.’ Before the change, AdultHire.com offered such adult job categories as Retail Staff, Magazine Writers, Video Editors, Sales\/Marketing, and several others, but now the site caters only to adult video producers and models.’ Another major change to the site is a mandatory requirement for at least one photo from all models posting ads.<\/p>\n
‘The site morphed on its own into a forum for models and producers, says AdultHire.com’s co-owner Allen McNulty. There were some employers seeking job applicants for categories unrelated to being a model, but I’d say about 95% of the site’s content was just models and producers seeking one another. Our goal now is to make that 100% and this change will accomplish that.” he adds.<\/p>\n
The mandatory photo requirement should’ve been in place from the beginning, but we didn’t think it would be necessary when we originally built AdultHire.com. As a producer, I was getting very frustrated at the models who were placing ads and begging to become a porn star, but refusing to give up a photo of themselves. They’d use every excuse known to mankind as to why they couldn’t post a photo and it just got tiring. I assumed that it was equally as tiresome to the other producers on the site, so posting at least one photo is now mandatory. McNulty explains.<\/p>\n
AdultHire.com is owned and operated by the fine folks at AMVC.com<\/a>. For more information, you may visit https:\/\/amvc.com\/porn-job<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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