Adult DVD Empire Debuts Redesigned VOD Site

WARRENDALE, Pa. — Adult DVD Empire has redesigned the video-on-demand section of its website.

The home page features a video that showcases clips from the company’s latest VOD content across various genres. Also added are new features such as computer compatibility icons, which show users which VOD options are compatible for Apple computers.

“Finally, after years of testing and development, Adult DVD Empire is ready to fully engage the VOD customer,” said Mike Barry, Adult DVD Empire’s chief business development officer.

The upgrade was spearheaded by Leah Perrey, the company’s VOD director of digital delivery.

“With the addition of industry expert Leah Perrey to oversee our user experience, we’ve gone full steam into the world of instant gratification in the manor that Adult DVD Empire does everything — with top-notch service and cutting edge technology unparalleled in the adult industry,” Barry said.

The new site now offers DVD-quality streaming, a brand-new refine system that enables surfers to search by talent, genre and studio. The site also has 24 million images taken from thousands of available VOD offerings.

“VOD is no longer considered as just a secondary product offering at [Adult DVD Empire],” Perrey said. “We’ve streamlined our purchasing options, raised the quality of our digital delivery and added some slick bells and whistles — making it easier and faster for our customers to get right to the content they desire.”

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