Manica Media Revamps West Coast Productions Flagship Site

BARCELONA, Spain — Manica Media and West Coast Productions announced today the revamp of the studio’s flagship website WCPclub.com.

The companies said that the new offering is evolving into an online portal displaying WCP’s entire catalog of titles.

"Manica Media’s expertise is in the area of marketing and traffic generation, so we always focus on finding content partners who have creative content that separates their brand from the many other studios in the marketplace," said Manica's Erwin de Boer.

He added, "West Coast Productions has become successfully entrenched in the ethnic market for more than 15 years, and they obviously understand exactly what fans want to see most. That gives this site an immediate advantage, and has us all very excited about the untapped potential of marketing their content more effectively online."

WCP said it will add new full-length feature films and releases to its archive of more than 1,000 titles.

"Right from the start we knew what we were doing in the studio, filming the hottest porn stars for interracial and ebony niche markets, because creating the best content is what our skills are all about," James Alexander, President of WCP said.

He added, "We feel with Manica Media like we have found the right company to take our online presence to the highest level. It's an exciting time for our fans, models and affiliates for sure."

Affiliates interested in working with the site can visit ManicaMoney.com or speak with a Manica Media representative.

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