PIMPROLL Launches Sexy60Plus.com

LOS ANGELES — PIMPROLL said Wednesday it has launched a new site called Sexy60Plus.com that spotlights older, more mature women for a change.

Forget boring, bridge-playing senior citizens, these gorgeous silverfoxes aren't planning on retiring their pussies anytime soon, PIMPROLL said.

"For years it's been the same tired, old trend," said Dave K. of PIMPROLL. "Fresh starlets making it big in the teen/coed niche, and then as they get older, they graduate to MILFs and then finally, these performers enjoy their golden years cruising comfortably in the mature niche. And that's pretty much where it ends.

"There's a whole missing generation of unexplored 60+ women who fans have been clamoring to see and that's why Sexy60Plus.com exists — to show that mature sexuality at this late stage in the game is just as erotic because quite frankly, these ladies may age, but sex itself never gets old."

The company also created a Sexy60Plus mobile companion site at m.sexy60plus.com where its exclusively mature content has been optimized to play for all mobile-ready devices.

PIMPROLL also offers a tube-styled tour at Tour2.Sexy60Plus.com. The company said this popular design template has resonated with fans and newcomers alike due to its image-driven presentation with the added bonus of fans being able to preview videos. The new two-fold photo/video approach has worked well with previous pay launches with conversions raising across the board, according to PIMPROLL.

It has also recently upgraded all of its FLV tour clips. The clips are now completely hand-edited, newer, longer and higher quality.

Visit PIMPROLL.com for more information.

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