Former Falcon Exclusive Pierre Fitch Revamps Site

TORONTO — Former Falcon exclusive gay adult performer Pierre Fitch has revamped his member site PierreFitchOnline.com.

“This site is like nothing they have ever seen before because it was built the way I wanted it and I’ll be adding a lot more stuff too,” Fitch said. “My God, it was a lot of work, but it’s never been done before.”

Fitch, who took home the 2007 Cybersocket Award winner for Best Porn Star Site, said he’s taken his site to a whole new level by adding a new design and features that include a live forum for members to chat amongst themselves, as well as with Fitch.

Photo galleries on PierreFitchOnline.com also have been upgraded to a user-friendly format.

Fitch said the redesign of the site has been almost a year in the making and is a testament to understanding the power and magnitude of the Internet in bringing adult gay entertainment to fans worldwide.

The latest addition to the pro-am site is the Scorpio Twins, a set of identical straight twins that are taught the joys of gay sex by Fitch and his boyfriend Julien Cox.

PierreFitchOnline also offers live auctions where members can bid on Fitch’s personal items, as well as a store.

An affiliate program is currently offered under the Webmasters Wanted section of PierreFitchOnline.com.

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