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MojoHost Selects 7Veils for Social Media Services

DETROIT — MojoHost has tapped 7Veils for social media services, it was announced today.

“Working with Brad has always been a dream of mine,” said Lauren MacEwen, CEO of 7Veils.com “Seriously, is there anyone who anyone would rather work with than Brad? The guy is a hall of fame member of the adult industry and does a tremendous amount to garner good will inside and outside of the adult business community.

“Our new role will help Brad spread the mojo by expanding on all the great things the company already does. It also will shine a brighter spotlight on MojoHost's award-winning business practices.”

Brad Mitchell, CEO of MojoHost.com, said that his history working with 7Veils has been “awesome.”

“Lauren is a gem, and MojoHost clients speak highly of her across the board,” Michell said. “If you don’t already monetize your social media footprint, 7Veils are the people you need on your team too.” 

MojoHost is a provider of servers, co-location, content delivery, bandwidth, support and cloud services with datacenters in Miami, Amsterdam and Detroit.

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