TranslationsXXX.com Merges With Adult Digital Solutions

ATLANTA — TranslationsXXX.com has joined forces with AdultDigitalSolutions.com in an effort to provide adult webmasters and producers with a one-stop shop for online endeavors.

Adult Digital Solutions focuses on technological solutions, programming, development and project management. Its primary services include automated content delivery systems, advertising scripts, fraud and server management software. ADS also offers solutions for billing and payment.

As its name suggests, TranslationsXXX.com specializes in translating websites into more than 22 languages. To date, the company has translated more than 3 million words.

TranslationsXXX owner Mo assume co-ownership of ADS. He praised the new company under his control.

“I have worked with ADS for many years on several projects, and we decided it make great sense for our businesses as well as the businesses we service to create a merger and house everything in a one stop shop opportunity," he said. “It is the perfect growth opportunity and I feel it will serve our clients in a more comprehensive manner.”

ADS co-owner Claudio will share control of his company with Mo.

“Adult Digital Solutions has been going strong for many years," he said. "We having been adding many services over time and I felt merging with Mo, whom I have worked with on many projects, would be an ideal addition to the mission of ADS which is offering all needs to further companies’ businesses.”

For more information, visit TranslationsXXX.com or AdultDigitalSolutions.com.

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