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'Mailman' Takes Pimpin To A Whole New Level

MIAMI — Affiliate program Medium Pimpin has promoted Mark H, aka "Mailman," to the coveted position of Chief Operating Officer to oversee all divisions of Medium Pimpin.

“I am very happy to have been promoted to COO," Mark H said. "It’s been a great four years with the team at Medium Pimpin and I look forward to many more. It’s a tremendous affiliate program and our webmaster community is first rate.”

Mark H has been with Medium Pimpin for more than four years with a focus on affiliate growth and webmaster board support as well as marketing and customer service.

“Since joining in 2002, Mark has been a driving force within Medium Pimpin," CEO Kevin N said. "His knowledge has been instrumental in making the MP forum and affiliate programs the big success that they are today. Building a reputable program and getting the MP name out in the right light has been key to us. With his new position Mark will be able to make needed changes and continue the growth of Medium Pimpin.”

Medium Pimpin is home to sites such as Shay Laren, Lisa A Daniels, Charlie Laine, Teri Summers, Bobbi Eden and Anita Dark.

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