West Coast Productions Revamps WCPClub.com

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — West Coast Productions has revamped and relaunched its flagship site, WCPClub.com along with mobile compatibility.

“The new and improved WCPClub.com now offers West Coast’s fans a more rich and interactive experience,” said James Alexander, owner of West Coast. “The site is more mobile friendly, features a much more robust photo gallery for each of our features as they are released and will operate as the central hub for everything West Coast Productions.”

According to WCP, the new site has been in development for more than three months by its in-house design and tech teams. The site has been designed to integrate more smoothly with all of WCP's other pay sites and its online retail store.

“The facelift for the site was needed,” continued Alexander. “As the leading urban adult entertainment producer it is important for us to stay on the cutting edge not only with the content we offer, but with our online presence. More people than ever are using smart phones and other mobile devices. We’re already producing the content they want to see, it was time to provide it the way today’s consumer wants to see it.”

In addition to the latest movie releases, trailers, photo galleries and DVD store, the new site offers special promotions for its online store, VOD site and download to own  WCPtube.com video clip site.

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