Screw Magazine Launches MyNud.es Link Shortening Service

Screw Magazine Launches MyNud.es Link Shortening Service

MIAMI — Screw Magazine has launched MyNud.es, a free URL shortener and brander for the adult industry.

“It's like the X-rated version of TinyURL,” said a rep.

MyNud.es, created by Screw publisher Phil Autelitano, allows influencers, performers, content creators and adult affiliate marketers “a safe and convenient way to shorten and personalize otherwise long — and/or boring and/or suspicious-looking — URLs and redirect them through a shorter, more concise, branded link that's perfect for sharing anywhere, and especially on social media where character limits come into play,” the rep explained.

For example, long URL “https://fansly.com/JANEDOE/posts” would be shortened to “mynud.es/janedoe.”

MyNud.es is free to use. There's no sign-up required, and “all links are being verified manually by a human to avoid name-squatting, spamming and abuse,” the rep said.

Free MyMud.es links may be subject to an age verification pre-loader and reasonable ad monetization.

Premium, ad-free links are available for $25 per year.

For more information, visit MyNud.es.

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