PornDoe Premium Launches PinUpSex.com

LOS ANGELES—PornDoe Premium continued its aggressive expansion plan this week, adding the vintage-style PinUpSex.com to its diverse network. Produced and directed by Joe Monti predominantly in Prague, Czech Republic, the site will update with four new scenes per month.  “We had filmed some stuff a while back when we were originally molding our PornDoe Premium strategy and this is one of those sites that has a bit more costume play to it,” explained Yannick Ferreri, head of business development for PornDoe Premium. “The inspiration came from one of our production teams. We decided to shoot a season’s worth of scenes and see how the market reacts. We would be foolish to assume we know everything about consumption of our users and their tastes, so we are always ready to try new things.” Ferreri said this week’s launch is the “preliminary version” of the site. “This means we got some outfits fitted to certain stars, found some fitting locations and shot vintage-looking content,” he said. “If the reaction is stellar, we will increase our budget on set and costumes even more so. But as with all things we need to have our proof of concept run its course before adding the additional budget and art planning.” Like all PornDoe Premium brands, Ferreri said this niche will run as a season with approximately 24 episodes before breaking off to make room for other updates. The line features numerous established European stars, such as reigning AVN Female Foreign Performer of the Year Misha Cross and Alexis Brill. PinUpSex is part of PornDoe Premium’s strategic growth that entails of a goal of reaching 50 series/niches by the end of 2017. “This marks our 33rd release,” Ferreri said. “We have another 10 in production at this point and plan to hit that 50 sooner than later. “PinUp Sex is a variation of porn that is not seen so often, and we figured a good deal of users would get a kick out of it. The idea is to offer users variety in their selection at the same time keeping the flow fresh by pushing content based on seasons, stopping them and starting them sequentially to give users something to look forward, while they are more than satisfied.”