Easy Rent Launches New Classifieds Website For Male Masseurs

July 31, 2009 - PRLog -- New York, NY – Easy Rent Systems, the parent company of escort site Rentboy.com, announced this week the launch of the masseur classified website, Manworks.com. In addition to offering advertising space to male bodyworkers and massage therapists, Manworks.com helps masseurs become successful entrepreneurs through excellent sales support and professional assistance.

Manworks.com already enjoys internet traffic of approximately 1,500 unique visitors every day. The site is multilingual—available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French—and with its tagline, “Get Rubbed the Right Way,” has been positioned to gain the attention of the traditional gay market.

Still, according to Manworks.com Director Daniel Lee, the site directory is available to anyone interested in health, wellness and stress-relief services provided by male practitioners – including straight people.  “Manworks.com aims to become the ultimate online directory for anyone seeking therapeutic, sensual, or erotic bodywork.”

Technology will be important in Manworks.com establishing itself as a leader in the body-work industry.  Lee says Manworks.com is working on developing a mobile version of the site for smartphones with web browsers.

However, Lee says “Innovation isn’t just about leveraging new technology. It is an ongoing creative process where we identify new ways for our users to engage with the site such as social bookmarking and other aspects of social networking. Innovation can be a shift in thinking, or a new mindset, not just how to produce iPhone applications.”


About Manworks.com –
Founder and CEO of Easy Rent Systems, Jeffrey Davids, launched Manworks.com with the aim of capturing a larger portion of the male bodywork market. Furthermore, launching the site was also a way to create a safe and legitimate platform for male bodyworkers to advertise their services. Davids brought in Daniel Lee, former Managing Editor of HOOK / Hookonline.org, to head site development in April 2009.