OneFunCouple.Com Relaunches Review Site

CYBERSPACE — Couples-oriented adult website OneFunCouple.com has announced a relaunch of the his-and-hers review site with a new design, added features and retail area.

The owners of OneFunCouple.com, a anonymous couple, came up with the concept for the site after visiting the 1999 Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas, and realizing then that there were no online venues aimed at the couples market, featuring videos and other adult products geared specifically for the couples’ niche.

According to the website, the couple said, “The next place for this $14 billion industry to grow is in the couple's market. We, in effect were the target market for the likes of Vivid, Wicked, Club Jenna, Digital Playground, Adam and Eve and many, many others.

“Often hearing whispers amongst friend about a number of such topics, we saw an opportunity to have fun with a hobby, while at the same time being professional about it. 1999 was about the same time we began providing reviews, articles and interviews for a number of other sites. We've been having a blast meeting a number of unique people, but really good people as well.”

The site is updated regularly with reviews, news, stories and photos, and a new store area has been added where users can access DVD sales, video-on-demand and interactive features.

According to OneFunCouple.com, the softcore focus of the site appeals to a wide mainstream audience.

“Adult film studios have gone from hardcore to extreme hardcore are now looking at ways to make their films ‘friendlier’ and in an ‘XX’ format that would play well on premium cable. OneFunCouple.com is the website to promote those titles,” they said.

For more information, visit email OneFunCouple.com OneFunCouple.com@OneFunCouple.com.

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