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While Alexzandra Kekesi was earning her bachelor’s degree in women’s studies from the Simone de Beauvoir Institute at Concordia University, feminist thinkers influenced her deeply, inspiring her passion for sex work advocacy.
\n \n \nSince its founding in Las Vegas in 2011, The Cupcake Girls has built a network of over 400 partners providing sex workers with discounted or pro bono rates for professional resources. That includes lawyers, doctors and dentists nationwide, as well as advocacy, mentorship and outreach services.
\n \n \nSince launching in August 2021, premium social media platform My.Club has kept very busy indeed, leveraging the latest technology and helpful features to recruit and retain not only adult creators but also DJs, athletes, fitness models and people from all walks of life, newcomers and veterans alike.
\n \n \nFor more than a decade, BongaCams has served as a streaming destination for thousands of cam models and their fans. Offering a public window into the sensual lives of creators in token-fueled chatrooms — before they whisk tippers away into more lucrative private one-on-one sessions.
\n \n \nFor Jonathan Corona, 2023 marks two decades in the adult industry. Over the past 20 years, he has ascended to the role of chief operating officer for acclaimed high-risk payment processor MobiusPay and become a regular at trade shows, where he offers hard-won wisdom on panels.
\n \n \nThe three founders of Gaming Adult began their ecommerce journey in 2005, running a successful email business with CEO Porco Rosso as the driving force behind the team.
\n \n \nAs an industry veteran and founder of NMG Management, Megan Stokes is no stranger to fast-tracking monetization for brands and creators of all kinds, whether they are big studios or independent talent looking for time-saving strategies and business development insights.
\n \n \nFrom inception, Vendo has focused on overcoming five main roadblocks that can prevent an interested shopper from turning into a paying customer: language, pricing and currency, customer service, payment methods, and fraud and risk management.
\n \n \nAn exploratory pilot episode for what would become the burgeoning new all-male paysite RodsRoom.com first came to life several years ago, under the expansive artistic vision of Adult Time CCO Bree Mills and co-directors Michael Vegas and Siouxsie Q.
\n \n \nJustFor.fans founder Dominic Ford is a determined leader in the marketplace of fan platforms, fueled by an insatiable desire to be as innovative on a technological level as on a community level.
\n \n \nFounded in 2014 by Stefan Haenel, Jens Podewski and Michael Kramer, FinXP was originally known as Paymentworld Europe.
\n \n \nIn his pursuit of meeting the adult industry’s unique hosting needs with the high-tech yin-and-yang harmony that MojoHost’s colorful logo promises, Brad Mitchell has spared no expense with his new Detroit, Michigan data center.
\n \n \nA few months ago, astute porn observers noticed a new paysite player in town. Well, not exactly “new,” but most definitely a player. Adult star Ricky Johnson, popular both with fans and other performers, had launched a new venture called Ricky’s Room.
\n \n \nFantasy Digital owner and co-founder Lorilee Fedler seeks to cultivate a blockchain-powered content creation ecosystem that leverages the latest advances in crypto, metaverse-ready tech and a platform primed for the decentralized next phase of the internet, also known as Web3.
\n \n \nWhenever an adult business journalist needs expert commentary on a legal or political development concerning our ever-evolving industry, Corey Silverstein is happy to oblige.
\n \n \nLong before the massive surge in popularity for indie content via camming, clips and premium social media — heck, even long before the internet itself — amateur video content was already one of the most popular genres in the adult entertainment business.
\n \n \nWith the booming creator economy, the rise of decentralized financing in the form of cryptocurrencies and the underlying blockchain tech that binds a complex ecosystem of digital ledgers, SugarBounce is capitalizing on emerging trends to position itself aggressively for the future.
\n \n \nThe veteran director Chi Chi LaRue is a survivor, having spent nearly 40 years helming every possible genre and subgenre of adult and riding out numerous market trends that blaze brightly and then burn out just as quickly.
\n \n \nOver 23 years ago, Juicy Jay started in the adult industry as an affiliate marketer. He dropped out of college to focus full-time on his burgeoning career, then leveraged a $300 website acquisition into a million-dollar business.
\n \n \nGetting the most out of flourishing business opportunities is challenging for content creators, but FansRevenue believes that with the right tools, the only limit to talent success is ambition.
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