ModelCentro Launches Eva Lovia's Site

ModelCentro Launches Eva Lovia's Site

LOS ANGELES — ModelCentro has announced Digital Playground star Eva Lovia now has a site powered by their platform.

“I am so excited to be working with MC!" Lovia said. "I have been working so long to create and run my own site, and their platform makes it so easy for me to finally accomplish that. I no longer need to rely on anyone else. I finally have a place for my fans to get to see exclusive content and a peek into my real life. I can’t wait to continue to grow with my fans and see how far I can take this!”

ModelCentro enables models to create their own site and run their own business on a platform that includes the technology, billing, hosting as well as marketing and interactive functions. It also offers a support team to help the models fulfill their vision and showcase their brand. Functioning on a rev-share basis with no cost for creating and running a site, ModelCentro has more than 8,000 models signed up for the service.  

Lovia was nominated for three 2016 XBIZ Awards and continues to be active with her tour on the east coast for the Cheerleaders Gentleman’s Club in Philadelphia. She has been looking forward to an opportunity to connect more easily with her fans online, and ModelCentro provided her with an interactive way to manage her own website. 

To visit Lovia's site, go to FallinLovia.com. For more information about the ModelCentro platform, visit ModelCentro.com. 

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