The Best Porn Names PR Director

LAS VEGAS — Adult review website TheBestPorn.com has named Ken Farrell to the position of director of marketing and public relations, previously held by Aly Drummond, who left the adult industry in August.

Farrell brings 15 years of mainstream marketing and sales experience to the company, as well as experience in the amateur adult industry. He will be responsible for the execution of the overall marketing strategy, as well as all webmaster and public relations activities.

“Ken has been a close friend for many years and is one of the most talented, likeable human beings ever made,” Rick Muenyong of The Best Porn said. “My first instinct was to fish within the industry’s talent pool. However, when I started to picture Ken doing this job, I couldn’t sleep I was so excited. I’m confident he will live up to Aly’s legacy and bring a little of his own flavor to the mix.”

“Rick and his team have built a great company based on a strong business plan, excellent customer service, and integrity” Farrell said. “I am very excited about this opportunity and I look forward to being a contributor to the continued success of The Best Porn.”

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