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Penthouse Tony · 10-21-2005, 07:50 PM

8. What's it like working for the biggest adult company on the net?

It's about time you get around to ambushing someone from AFF btw!

Working for AFF is a blast. The site does a good job of selling itself. We have an incredibility strong brand name that everyone's heard of. Many times when I talk to webmasters about promoting AFF it's not about if they will try AFF out it's about when they will.

Inside the office I work with a solid team of affiliate managers and coordinators. They are all professional about their jobs and share the same enthusiasm for helping their affiliates make money as I do. We all get along fairly well and no one takes themselves too seriously. It helps to keep things lighthearted around the office space.

Even though our company is fairly large in staff it still behaves like a startup in some ways. There aren't a lot of corporate rules in place that are set in stone. If you can make a case for changing a procedure and it's sound you'll likely see the change made.

10-21-2005, 07:50 PM
Penthouse Tony Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Mountain View, CA Posts: 5,835	8. What's it like working for the biggest adult company on the net? It's about time you get around to ambushing someone from AFF btw! Working for AFF is a blast. The site does a good job of selling itself. We have an incredibility strong brand name that everyone's heard of. Many times when I talk to webmasters about promoting AFF it's not about if they will try AFF out it's about when they will. Inside the office I work with a solid team of affiliate managers and coordinators. They are all professional about their jobs and share the same enthusiasm for helping their affiliates make money as I do. We all get along fairly well and no one takes themselves too seriously. It helps to keep things lighthearted around the office space. Even though our company is fairly large in staff it still behaves like a startup in some ways. There aren't a lot of corporate rules in place that are set in stone. If you can make a case for changing a procedure and it's sound you'll likely see the change made. __________________ aamos AT FFN dot com Penthouse.com Business Development ICQ: 49090846 \| Yahoo IM: ff_aamos Last edited by Penthouse Tony; 10-21-2005 at 07:52 PM..