Aerie Saunders Earns 2021 YNOT Cam Awards Nom as 'Most Helpful Model'

LOS ANGELES — Aerie Saunders has been nominated in the category of “Most Helpful Model” by the 2021 YNOT Cam Awards.

The recognition stems from Saunders’ work as the owner and operator of Webcam Startup and WCSU News.

“She started Webcam Startup in 2016 and very quickly helped to evolve the website into a comprehensive resource containing website directories with valuable information, site-specific guides, fetish write-ups, feature update notifications and legal advice,” a rep explained. “The website is geared towards the independent adult industry and is a free-to-use platform with knowledge about clip sites, adult cam sites, fan club platforms, sexting, phone sex and more.”

Saunders frequently acts as an advocate and voice within the independent sector of the adult industry; in addition, she utilizes her webmaster skills in order to assist other creators, for free, in getting their own websites started.

Voting for 2021 YNOT Cam Awards will continue through October 14; click here for details on how to cast a ballot.

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