Massi of Feet4Cash to Guest on Podcast 'Adult Site Broker Talk' Today

PATTAYA, Thailand — Feet4Cash.com principal Massi is the featured guest on today's episode of "Adult Site Broker Talk," the new business-oriented podcast from AdultSiteBroker.com.

Feet4Cash, established in 2008, is a network of 18 paysites designed to meet every taste in foot fetish.

"All content is exclusive and produced in-house, which makes their content unique and recognized in the foot fetish community. Feet4Cash also has non-nude sites in the network. These can be promoted in ways that no other adult paysite can be, opening things up to many other affiliates," a rep explained.

Bruce F, host of the podcast and the CEO of AdultSiteBroker described Massi as "the king of European foot fetish sites."

"I've known Massi for many years," he said. "Nobody is better equipped to comment on this very popular niche than he is."

The broadcast, hosted by SoundCloud, can be found here today.

Find Feet4Cash online here.

Recent guests on "Adult Site Broker Talk" have included Brad Mitchell, owner of MojoHost; Alex Lecomte, director of social media marketing for 7Veils; adult industry attorney Chad Anderson; Fresh Crowd principal Jason Hunt; and Quantox Technology CEO Filip Karaicic, among others.

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