Private Media Group Enters Softcore Market

BARCELONA — Private Media Group announced today the launch of softcore membership website Glamazones.com.

Private said the aim of the site is to target softcore adult consumers and affiliates and to begin increasing its network of online membership sites that include the company’s flagship membership site Private.com, and vintage magazine membership site PrivateClassics.com.

The new website is based around Private’s photographers who have travelled around the South American countryside, discovering real, amateur talent from regional villages and persuaded them to pose for nude photographs and video clips.

Glamazones launches with 150 photo sets and 50 video clips, with one daily photo update and two weekly video updates

The website offers different membership options and is integrated into Private’s NATS-based affiliate site PrivateCash with 50-60 percent payouts.

Yorgos Biris, online marketing director said, “Traditionally Private is seen as a hardcore company. By creating a softcore erotic website that matches Private’s premium quality content and brand values, we aim to tap into the lucrative softcore market with Glamazones. By offering softcore, glamour, nude, solo niche content, our affiliates can now choose from a wider range of content for their promotions.”

Affiliates interested in the new offering can contact yorgos.biris@private.com for more information.

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