WorldWideContent Expands Sales Force

GLENDALE, Calif. – WorldWideContent.com has announced that Don Mike has joined the company as its new sales executive, specializing in the gay market.

Don Mike has been in content sales for over four years now and is known in the adult industry from his previous positions at other content provider companies, as well as his active role in posting on the boards. He is also known as the producer of the theme song for "Pillow Talk," a webcast on Ynot Radio.

Don Mike will focus on expanding WorldWideContent into the gay market. "I am looking forward to this new relationship with WorldWideContent and the challenges of taking WorldWideContent on to the next level. It will be exciting to help increase the presence of WWC in the gay market," said Don Mike.

According to Moe B, President of WorldWideContent.com, "We are very excited to be focusing more heavily on the gay market this year. Don Mike will be great addition to the WWC team and in delivering all the inventory of content we have to the industry."

For more information, visit WorldWideContent.com.

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