PornStarDollars Launches Sites for Angel Dark, Alektra Blue

CANOGA PARK, Calif. — PornStarDollars has released the official sites for adult film performers Angel Dark and Alektra Blue. Atlas Mulitmedia, PornStarDollars parent company, specializes in designing and operating official websites for porn stars and video production companies.

The Slovakia-born Dark has appeared in more than 100 movies since entering the industry in 2001. Active since 2004, Blue, a Phoenix native, has appeared in more than 60 titles.

“I am an exhibitionist by nature, so being nude in front of people doesn’t faze me,” Dark said. “I do have to admit, however, that the fact that millions of people will be able to see me at any time is a little unbelievable. I want to acknowledge everyone at Atlas because without them none of this would have been possible.”

Dark and Blue’s websites both feature personal picture galleries, video-on-demand, personal video clips, bonus movie feeds and galleries, a diary and schedule of their personal appearances.

“While we put a lot of work into Alektra’s site, we can’t take all of the credit,” Atlas Multimedia Vice President Christian Amico said. “Alektra actually had a lot to do with the design of her site and remained involved throughout the entire process. It might surprise a lot of people to know how knowledgeable she is with web and website design. She is definitely a great addition to PornStarDollars.com.”

In addition to the sites for Dark and Blue, PornStarDollars operates many other official domains including sites for Seymore Butts, Nikki Benz, August, Monica Mayhem, Tory Lane, Houston, Kirsten Price and Hillary Scott.

PornStarDollars pays webmasters 65 percent lifetime revshare. The company offers free hosted galleries, banners and ads for promotion.

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