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DateCamCash Taps Munki as Senior Developer

MELBOURNE, Fla. — DateCamCash has added industry veteran Mik “Munki” as a senior developer.

The company said that Munki makes a great addition to the team, and will help push the company even further in the coming year.

"We are very pleased to have Munki onboard," said Tim Siner, vice president DateCamCash. "Munki has proven to be a great asset already as he has hit the ground running with new and innovative ideas, rolling out in the next quarter.”

Various new company improvements include utilizing the NATS backend and using Munki's years of experience to help put together new and innovative ad tools.

The company said plans also include detailed mobile tools and delivery points for affiliates, and an easier-to-use custom tool interface. 

"Munki's attention to detail is something that sets him apart," DateCamCash CEO Daniel Hogue said. "As we enter into our 11th year in business we are proud to have him as a part of our well rounded, experienced, and growing team. With the recent addition of GayCamZ.com and our dating platform Ilust.com, we look forward to the unique opportunities that come with cross promoting the live cam and dating.”

The company said that as the growth of the webcam market increases, affiliates are seeking out innovative tools and forward thinking programs.

For additional information contact sales@datecamcash.com.

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