Content Platform PrimeTimeViews Sets August Launch

Content Platform PrimeTimeViews Sets August Launch

LOS ANGELES — Film and TV production company Fun City Media has announced an August launch for content monetization platform PrimeTimeViews.com with an aim to offer "a more appealing stage for models, content creators and influencers," noted a rep.

Industry vet Michael H. Klein, president of Fun City Media and PrimeTimeViews, explained the platform is designed to help creators "reach a broader audience on a better platform with a larger revenue potential."

“We’re confident that our engaging format will quickly attract top talent and significant subscribers, including professional scouting agents, to what we believe is the 'Hollywood of social media,'" he added.

Klein identified a number of key perks for creators:

  • Earn 82% of revenue
  • Receive payout of their share on the 1st and 15th of each month
  • Flexible rules and regulations allow content creators to earn revenue without any hassles or jumping through hoops
  • Heavy promotional and marketing campaigns in place to raise awareness of the site
  • Multiple opportunities on the site enable performers to monetize their offerings to consumers and set their own pricing model

“Currently, content creators can generate high income from social media sites,” added Klein. “We are not only offering them access to a more lucrative revenue stream, they will also be showcased on a highly-visible site that will treat them right.”

Klein is a former executive at Showtime, Vubiquity, iN Demand cable television service, On Command Video, Vivid Entertainment, Playboy and LFP Inc., where he created and launched Hustler TV worldwide.

He is joined in the exec suite by Alexis Nanavaty as VP of Content Development.

Nanavaty represents "the perspective of her generation as a recent college grad, while offering an artistic female approach to the site and its content," noted the rep. Additionally, she boasts a mastery of French and Italian, which allow the U.S.-based platform to "broaden its reach as a worldwide site for creation and innovation."

Klein said the company is investing "thousands of dollars in an aggressive marketing campaign that encompasses TV, digital and non-traditional advertising, social media spots, publicity and direct mail."

"We’re truly putting our money where our mouth is, as we are committed to making this site a successful and profitable venture for all involved,” he concluded.

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