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Elevated X Adds New Mobile Site Features to CMS

LOS ANGELES — Elevated X has released a redesigned mobile paysite tour and members area for its popular adult CMS software.

As part of the update, the Elevated X paysite management system's mobile layout has been completely redesigned.  The new look compliments several newly added product features to give mobile visitors a better paysite viewing experience.

Members area additions include a browse-able DVD section complete with boxcovers and scene breakdowns, previews of upcoming site updates, browse-able keyword tag and model links, advanced search options and more.

Also new is the ability for mobile viewers to read recent Tweets and Facebook posts that  are automatically posted to and from social networking sites by the Elevated X adult CMS.

"Anyone using the Elevated X adult CMS to run their paysites can publish mobile versions instantly." Elevated X CEO AJ Hall said. "They are are comparable to the nicest mobile sites run by any major cash program online.

"You can offer mobile sites and update them automatically without a single click of the mouse," he said.

Hall added this is just one of multiple mobile related CMS enhancements Elevated X will be announcing in the coming weeks.

The company says that the new mobile design is available for free to any new or existing Elevated X version 3.2 customer who has the mobile site add-on.

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