CameraBoys Adds New Features

HOLLYWOOD —CameraBoys.com has added new functionality to its domain. A brand-new filtered search tool now allows users to browse the exact model type they desire.

“With these new features members will be able to more easily navigate the site and they should find searching a whole lot easier,” said Douglas Richter, director of channel development for AWE, the parent company of the site.

“We are always looking to improve our overall user experience and the new search tool really brings the user experience to a whole new level.”

The site has also added a new “TopMember” feature that will allow users the ability to upgrade their accounts. Purpose of the membership is to form a VIP section for customers needing “that special treatment.”

TopMembers are given the opportunity to create a virtual management experience; membership comes with a distinguished appearance on the site, use of emoticons, participation in TopMember awards and the exclusive right to vote in the CameraBoys performer awards.

According to Richter, this combination of new features is geared to increase customer retention allowing webmasters to see increased purchases from their referrals. “We hope that users and webmasters alike will value the new features and find them to be useful additions. We always welcome your feedback.”

The site has also added “The 69 Club” for performers as a way to reward top performing models with cash prizes and extra exposure.

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