ManyVids Presents MV Social Trophies, Rewards Promotional Excellence

ManyVids Presents MV Social Trophies, Rewards Promotional Excellence

MONTREAL — ManyVids is expanding its MV Social initiative by awarding trophies to its content creators as they reach various levels of followers.

“MV Social is the perfect social community for sex workers and adult creators, where you can be yourself without having to worry about being suspended or banned,” said a company representative. “Not only can you win cash prizes every month for gaining the most followers as an MV Social Star, MV’s now giving out unique and amazing awards that prove you rule the web.”

ManyVids will now award its stars with five flavors of MV Social trophies recognizing their achievements in gaining 50K, 100K, 250K, 500K and million follower milestones.

Cash prizes will be awarded for the first creators to hit these breakthrough limits, with the first five to hit 50K receiving $500 each; the first four to hit 100K receiving $1,000 each; the first three to hit 250K receiving $1,500 each; the first two to hit 500K receiving $3,000 each; and the first to hit 1 million followers receiving a $5,000 bonus.

“Try MV Social today, as this is only the beginning,” the rep added. “ManyVids has even more plans to make this the premier adult social network.”

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