Manworks.com v2.0 Release Makes Masseur-Finding a Pleasure

April 1, 2010 - PRLog -- New York, NY – Manworks.com, the Internet’s fastest growing masseur, bodyworker and massage therapist directory, announces the launch of version 2.0 of the site. The new http://www.Manworks.com enhances the user experience with the addition of four key features: gallery viewing option, masseur maps, filter searches, and star rating.

The new thumbnail view gives visitors of the site a highly visual alternative to the traditional ‘card view’ by organizing masseurs in a page-by-page gallery. Masseur maps pin-point masseurs in an area to help find local talent. Filter searches refine the display of masseurs to show professionals who only fit the selected criteria, making for a simpler way find exactly what one wants, and finally, members of Manworks.com are now able to make personal star rating on any masseur!  

Manworks.com Director Daniel Lee is excited by how the new version of the site will improve the user experience.  “Not only does version 2.0 of Manworks provide a great improvement in functionality, but browsing the site will just be more fun with the new star rating capabilities. By making the site appealing to members and to guys who are just seeing the site for the first time, more potential clients will take time to explore and hire our masseurs; and working masseurs are happy masseurs so everyone wins!” he enthuses.


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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.

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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.