Sex Machine Plugin Fills Emerging Niche

LAS VEGAS — Teledildonic pioneer üGenesis Limited has released SexMachineFeeds.com, a plugin feed featuring sex machine-related content.

According to company founder and inventor Allen Stein, surfer interest in the sex machine niche has grown tremendously over the last few years.

Since developing the world’s first Internet-controlled sex machine more than years ago, üGenesis Limited has produced footage in the emerging sex machine genre for clients such as HomeGrownVideo.com and TopBucks.com. XPays.com also is a üGenesis client.

“The market has been dying for something new and different,” Stein said, “and the success of TheThrillHammer.com and other ‘super-toy’ websites has been providing a handful of our select clients with a great way to retain members with content that is not over saturated but in high demand.

Jonathan Silverstein, owner of ContentBlowout.com and TheContentStore.com, recently signed an exclusive agreement with üGenesis, and has been contracted to spearhead the launch of SexMachineFeeds.com and handle all sales and marketing for the product.

“Times change and new niches emerge when demands grow,” Silverstein said. “üGenesis Limited has created an incredible product in SexMachineFeeds.com that will absolutely satisfy members who are looking for this type of content and stimulate the curiosity of others that have never even heard of it.”

The Sex Machine Feeds plugin contains hours of video footage and more than 45 Windows Media encoded scenes, according to Silverstein, including uncut versions of “the ThrillHammer orgasmatron” in action. Many of the scenes are nearly an hour long.

The plug in also features a Flash image-viewer gallery that allows users to browse and view thousands of images. A demo is available in the client area of SexMachineFeeds.com.

The feed is available for $99 per month for the first 30 gigabytes of transfer and $3 per gigabyte after that. The company also produces custom content and will build custom-branded machines for clients upon request, according to Silverstein, who added that live shows are planned for the near future.

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