Adult Site Broker announced today they have become a Champion-level Free Speech Coalition (FSC) member.
Bruce, the adult site broker and CEO of Adult Site Broker said: “I just returned from the XBIZ LA show, and I continue to be inspired by the work and dedication of this organization. Alison Boden, Mike Stabile, and their team are doing everything possible to protect our right to exist.” Bruce continued, “So I decided to increase our membership to Champion level. I appeal to everyone who isn’t a member to join and give as much as you can if you are a member.”
Adult Site Broker is a trusted name in the adult industry, connecting buyers and sellers to facilitate successful deals. Through their ASB Cash affiliate program, participants earn 20% commissions on closed deals. Owner Bruce has twice been recognized with XBIZ Community Figure of the Year nominations. Their podcast, Adult Site Broker Talk, offers a platform for industry innovators.
🔥 Big news! This week’s guest on Adult Site Broker Talk is none other than Robert Warren of Robert Warren SEO—a true legend in the adult industry! 🎙️🚀
With 32 years of experience, Robert has built an incredible reputation as an SEO and marketing guru. He runs robertwarrenSEO.com, helping adult businesses dominate search rankings and maximize their online presence. 💡📈
Beyond SEO, Robert is a family man—a proud dad of five and a pet lover with two dogs and two cats. 🐶🐱 His passion for digital marketing is only matched by his love for his family! ❤️
You’ve probably seen him speaking at industry events, writing articles, dropping knowledge on radio and podcasts, and now, he’s hitting the stage again! 🎤🔥 Catch him at Internext in Las Vegas as part of the SEO panel—check out his profile here.
👀 Want to keep up with Robert? Follow him on X @TheLegacyxxx for all his latest insights.
Bruce, the CEO of Adult Site Broker and host of Adult Site Broker Talk, had this to say: 💬 “Robert dropped some SEO gems that I had NEVER heard before. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this interview!”
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We had the chance to sit down for an in-depth Interview with Butch Hildebrand – Lifelong Combative Athlete, United States Marine, and a true master of multiple streams of revenue.
Because let’s be real – ”multiple streams of revenue” is just a fancy way of saying “hustling online when you’re not really great at anything in Online Marketing.” 😉
Professional Questions
Career Beginnings and Evolution
From Marine to entrepreneur and consultant – how did your career evolve into its current path?
I tried and failed at a lot of jobs, essentially understanding that I am just not a very good employee.. The Marine Corps taught me to run fast and shoot straight, with acquired targets so I began to look for the people that move the needle within the affiliate industry.. then, I align myself with them as best as possible to learn and grow.
What inspired you to co-found Hangover Shades, and how does this venture align with your entrepreneurial vision?
Hangover Shades was a funny story, i was hungover after St. Patrick’s Day and the sun was shining through my windows.. My Daughter, the other Co-Founder threw me a pair of cheap sunglasses and said here, you need shades, try these… I sat for a minute, looked up the URL and saw it was available.. Thus, it was born… To be honest, i wanted my daughter to experience end to end ecommerce and it’s been a really amazing journey.
Coaching and Consulting
You’ve coached an impressive range of clients, from Olympic champions to CEOs. What is the key to effectively coaching individuals with such diverse backgrounds?
The key is to find a way to challenge them on things they aren’t comfortable with. CEO’s may not understand their diet and fitness, Olympians may not understand a social life. So while they are experts in their field, I try to take a wholistic approach into growth, challenge them where they need it, and demand results… To be honest, it’s quite simple, find a place where people can and need to grow, develop a plan, execute…
How do you approach coaching leaders differently than athletes or teams?
Leaders need to understand general leadership traits… sometimes titles don’t mean anything, in fact, most times.. Some of the mentally weakest people I’ve ever met have the loftiest titles and are the easiest to break. Teaching and developing leaders, even after they have the title, is one of the most rewarding things I’ve done. Their success depends on their team and their team depends on leadership growth. With teams and athletes, its more social, more of a lifelong plan and teaches them to deal with adversity and injury. What are they going to do AFTER they are done competing in the respective sport? Train them for life after, their other coaches have them right now…
Military Background Influence
How has your military background shaped your approach to leadership, both in business and consulting?
As a United States Marine Staff Non-Commissioned Officer, I received some of the best leadership training in the world. Tactful planning and execution matter in business. The ability to navigate tough times with discipline also matters… Running a business is hard, running from or returning enemy fire is harder… Business can be simplified… planned, and then executed…
What aspects of Marine training do you still draw on when making tough business decisions?
Honestly, I look at the decision as “is this life or death”… or does the business absolutely fail if I make the wrong decisions. Well thought out plans, with execution plans, then a supervisory role are crucial and these are the same things I did in the military… Being decisive, tactful, and developing a purpose that eliminates most routes of failure is probably the best attribute that I use daily…
Entrepreneurship
As an entrepreneur, what was your biggest challenge in launching Hangover Shades, and how did you overcome it?
Easily the biggest challenge was working with my then 17 year old daughter as our first business venture together. While it was amazing, it was difficult to have business conversations about budget, etc with her..
What advice would you give to aspiring entrepreneurs who want to turn their ideas into a successful business?
Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast…. take your time, READ.. develop a plan, break it as many times as possible, almost to the point that you understand more so every single way that would result in failure, then do what seems to be your best path for success, and do it slowly. Fast money happens but usually doesn’t last… Understand that there will be ups and downs, try to detach emotionally from the project, and understand that business is business…
Marketing and Sales Expertise
With extensive experience in marketing and web advertising, what trends are you currently excited about in the digital marketing space?
The introduction and use of AI with Digital Marketing is exploding and it is so damned cool to see. There are so many marketers that are simply integrating AI into their processes and blowing up because of it. My advice, get REALLY good at prompting AI, use it as a thought locker, and enjoy the ride..
Can you share a memorable success story where your marketing or negotiation skills made a significant impact?
Negotiation is constant, always coming back to the table to discuss, and there can be no titles in negotiation…check your titles at the door. Having said that, there have been MANY times that I’ve saved companies hundreds of thousands of dollars by negotiating them away from their desired partners whom I’m sure they get a kickback from, to a more cost effective partner that does the same thing… There are very few aspects of eCommerce or business in general where there is only ONE supplier.. research and do your homework in negotiation, you will save a tremendous amount of money.. Then, if possible, write it into your contract that any money saved on the budget comes directly to you..
Public Speaking and Leadership
What do you find most rewarding about public speaking? Do you have a favorite topic or message to deliver?
Public Speaking is incredibly rewarding…IT IS SO MUCH FUN.. I get to get up and tell stories about my life and business, and hopefully impact the lives of others……The best part, without question, is once I step off the stage, and I have a line of people waiting to ask me questions, I know my message at least resonated with the crowd… Helping people make money is unbelievably rewarding..
How do you foster leadership qualities in others, especially in high-pressure environments?
Training, putting yourself in tough situations… doing hard things, and expecting pressure.. I lean on my training, really hot sauna sessions, and making sure that any high pressure situation is nothing compared to what I have already challenged myself with….
Negotiation and Problem-Solving
With your expertise in negotiation, what’s one lesson you’ve learned that applies universally, no matter the situation?
Don’t Lie…. Tell the truth, even when it hurts, and be kind in your delivery.. You can be stern and kind at the same time.
Can you share an example of a particularly tough negotiation you led and how you approached it?
I feel like I have had so many, and no negotiation is the same so they are hard to prepare for. However, doing your best to understand the desired outcome of the client is crucial.. Ultimately you want to get to the same place, creating that path, or journey is the negotiation. I approach most of them with the same idea, find the desired outcome, create the journey to get there, show them the path and vision, then execute.
Future Vision
What’s next for you and your ventures? Are there any new projects or goals you’re working toward?
I am currently working on a massive telemedicine project with a company that I have known for years… It feels amazing to tell people when they ask that I am doing my best to improve th health of others. Also, I am working to bridge the gap between the East (CIS Region) and the West through affiliate marketing working with the amazing team at LeadBit… Oh, and then working with some affiliates to become product owners….. so, yeah, I guess I’m keeping myself busy.
If you could innovate in one specific area of business or marketing, what would it be and why?
The customer journey…. I want people to be happy with their product or services received, and then buy again.. I think too many companies operate in a one and done scenario with consumers… retarget them, provide value, and do it with kindness and effective, honest marketing….
Personal Questions
Military and Life Lessons
What life lessons did you take from your time in the military that continue to guide you today?
Personally I try to live by the core values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment which are the same as the USMC… Do what you can to make the lives of those less fortunate better, and have a plan to kill everyone you meet..lol… The Marine Corps was an intense time in my life, I like to carry that same intensity into business..
How do you balance the discipline of a Marine with the creativity required for entrepreneurial ventures?
Luckily, I’ve had really good mentors and I think that is probably what has helped the most. I’ve found others who have served, and then took the path of entrepreneurship and I’ve really leaned on them.
Work-Life Balance
You’ve had such a dynamic career. How do you make time for yourself and maintain balance?
I workout every day, I never miss. A healthy body can perform so stay healthy, stay vigilant.. I know that 99.9% of my business world did not put the physical time in to improve their health on my level on any given morning, so, I wake up and win… Also, I have really good, positive people around me. Surrounding myself with performers has really helped.. When all else fails, go grab a cold draft beer, listen to good music, smile, laugh, and dance… oh and PET DOGS… it helps…
Do you have any personal rituals or habits that help you stay focused and energized?
I love to sauna, as hot as possible, and i will not leave unless i have been in there the longest, metal toughness matters… Then lift weights, literally every day… because strength also matters.. when I walk into a negotiation and understand that I am the physically strongest person there, it is a great confidence boost.
Hobbies and Interests
Outside of work, what are you passionate about? Any hobbies that help you recharge?
I love my daughters and watching them grow and succeed. I love dogs, I pet them as much as possible.. As mentioned before, I love to lift and sauna… House Music gets me through my day, and every now and again, a cold beer with friends…
Do you still keep a connection to the sports world, given your work with Olympic and world champions?
Oddly I don’t really watch sports, like almost at all.. I still have many friends that are connected or professional athletes but for me, I’d rather participate than watch.. I am probably one of the few people that does not have a “Favorite” team….
Inspirations and Challenges
Who has been the biggest influence on your life, either professionally or personally?
The biggest influence on me has been my father and some crazy Irishman named Mike Hennessy, they were my mentors growing up, and while my father has passed away, I still use lessons learned from these two daily.. They were my coaches in wrestling and football, and I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way. Also, my mom, because for years she supported my dad, and my sister and I… and she did it with class and elegance….
What has been your greatest challenge, and how did you grow from it?
I think my biggest challenge has been moving on after a 20 year marriage… My ex is an amazing woman and we had a good run, still great friends, but I feel like I let a lot of people down with ending the marriage.. Realizing that it is MY life to live, and not theirs helps… you cannot please them all but you can be kind.. . And now, I just simply understand that the chapter with her is closed, and there is still a chance to be the man I desire, in MY life.. so yeah, time to start living and loving….
Personal Philosophy
Is there a mantra or philosophy you live by that shapes how you approach life and work?
From my High School wrestling coaches, Keep your head up, and never look back……. Also.. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention one quote from Henry David Thoreau.. “Live the life you have imagined”
If you could go back and give advice to your younger self, what would you say?
Take it slow child, you have a long life ahead of you……have fun, enjoy the ride, and love deeply.
The Fun Side
If you weren’t working in business or coaching, what do you think you’d be doing instead?
I was supposed to be in the NFL but I’m slow, and short… lol… I guess probably teaching like my dad did.. or a lifetime in the USMC…. Ultimate goal is to make breakfast sandwiches on some island somewhere and feed the fisherman, with hopes that they will pay me with their fresh catch later that day… Simple life, maybe a few more kiddos, hopefully a sexy ass wife… hahahaha.
What’s something surprising or quirky about you that most people wouldn’t know?
I am a cancer survivor.. I didn’t mention it earlier, but realizing that we are going to die someday kinda puts things into perspective… Lift weights, train hard, be kind, dance often, love deeply, eat amazing food, travel, drink with locals, and oh yeah, ENJOY THE RIDE……
Blending Professional and Personal Perspectives
Marine to Mentor
How do you translate the discipline and resilience from your military experience into coaching and mentoring others in high-stakes environments?
Planning never hurts, BAMCIS.. Begin Planning, Arrange Recon, Make Recon, Complete the Plan, Issue the Order, Supervise.. Following these steps can and will create massive opportunities for growth.
Diverse Clientele
Working with such a diverse range of clients, from executives to athletes, what’s been your most rewarding client story?
This is a super difficult question… they weren’t clients but my daughters are my biggest reward.. Knowing that they are healthy and functioning in society is my greatest achievement..
Lessons from Failure
Can you share a time when something didn’t go as planned, and how you turned it into a learning opportunity?
Shit, too many times to count.. You either win, or you learn.. No single victory is perfect, and every loss is a learning opportunity. So many times I have failed, you just get up, dust yourself off, and get back in the saddle….
Passion Meets Business
What drives your passion for leadership and helping others succeed in their careers and lives?
The moment it clicks.. like the moment in a person’s journey that I have been fortunate enough to be a part of, that it just clicks.. the AHH-HA moment… Seeing that gives me incredible happiness, makes me who I am.. I’d rather others succeed than myself, I take great joy and pride in this.. I’m good living out of my car, with some workout clothes and a beach nearby, I don’t need shit, nothing crazy, I just have an unreal desire to see happiness in others…
Is it a good idea to write your website content with the help of ChatGPT, or are AI generated texts not so good after all? We want to get to the bottom of this question in this article, which incidentally was not written by an AI.
What Google says about AI texts
Let’s first take a look at the official Google guidelines. It says that Google doesn’t really care whether a human, an AI or whatever has written an article as long as it contains added value for its readers. So far so good, you might think, but unfortunately it’s not that simple.
Logically, Google has an interest in ensuring that visitors who come to a website via the search engine are satisfied. Because then there is a high probability that they will continue to trust Google’s search results in the future.
However, I have been a website operator myself for decades, creating new content on a daily basis, and my experience with AI-generated texts and Google search unfortunately does not match up with the Google guidelines.
Experience shows that texts that have been created with the help of AI to a greater extent than 15-20% often receive significantly lower rankings than completely handwritten articles. And this fact naturally raises further questions, because how does a search engine even know whether a text was written by a human or by an AI?
Can AI-generated texts really be recognized as such?
Let’s take a closer look at the AI detection software ZeroGPT as an example. ZeroGPT is a free ChatGPT detector and AI content detector tool for detecting such texts. So far so good, but unfortunately this software is more of a rough indicator than a real analysis tool.
We had ZeroGPT analyze more than 50 texts for this article. And although the results did indeed show a roughly correct tendency, they were also completely off the mark several times. For example, an article that was 100% written by a human was shown to have been over 72% generated by an AI.
On the other hand, a pure ChatGPT article in German was confirmed to be purely human. (The software only worked fairly accurately in English anyway, which must be clearly noted).
And this, of course, poses a considerable problem for webmasters and also for Google itself. The search engine is almost certainly not able to recognize who has written an article and which tools they may have used. This is probably also the reason why the Google guidelines do not go into the issue in any depth. People don’t like to talk about topics for which they don’t yet have any real solutions.
Our conclusion on Google and its handling of AI texts
But what conclusions should you draw from this insight, what is the right way for a webmaster to deal with ChatGPT? Should you keep your hands off it completely, use it only for research, or should you have some text passages written to save yourself a little time and work?
As so often in life, our conclusion is: The Trix is in the Mix (bad English, good motto). ChatGPT is a great tool to do a good job, but a bad tool to have your job done completely automatically. If you want to write new content, ChatGPT can be a great way to gather information and get inspired. Afterwards, however, you should create an article yourself that is perfectly tailored to your readership and has its own authentic style, which an AI cannot (yet) have. Having the AI proofread the article afterwards and improving some of the wording is a great thing and certainly not detrimental to your Google ranking.
With this in mind, grab your fountain pen or keyboard and write it yourself. Not only does this create the most interesting articles, it also keeps your brain young and fresh.
We had the chance to chat with Brad Mitchell, the President of Mojohost, about his company, his life, and #goodmojo. Big thanks to Brad for taking the time for Eurorgazm! 🚀🔥
About MojoHost’s Business and Mission
Can you tell us about MojoHost’s founding story? What inspired the creation of the company, and what problem did you set out to solve?
MojoHost started around the turn of the millennium – I was just 24 years old. I had an excellent job for a family-owned healthcare company but had decided that it was likely the case that I would never be provided equity in the business I had hoped for. I proceeded to give a long six-month notice and started researching businesses for sale. I happened across an adult entertainment website with low revenues and my long, tumultuous journey began right before Y2K.
I was always a nerd growing up and this resulted in providing hosting services for friends and new industry acquaintances, nearly right out of the gate. I had mixed success with pay sites, but great success creating an audiotext affiliate program for phone entertainment. I grew the latter quite large by my standards at that young age, sold it, and my pay sites. I did these things before going all-in on MojoHost as my sole source of income and trying to realize the future of my hopes and dreams. From day one, our mission was to provide creatively high performing hosting, with “stand out” great prices, and offer this extremely personable and skilled technical support. While I always believed in myself and MojoHost’s mission, I can’t honestly say that understood all so many years ago just exactly how far this journey would take me.
MojoHost is known for “hosting with a heart.” Could you elaborate on what this means in practice? How does this philosophy influence your company culture and customer relations?
“That’s Good Mojo” is more than just a tagline – it’s a compass that guides everything we do, and I’ve trademarked it. We treat our clients like partners, not numbers. That means offering personalized support at all hours, genuinely listening to their concerns, and going above and beyond to solve their problems. Internally, it also translates to a culture where our team members are empowered to make decisions that benefit the customer first. We want our clients to feel taken care of; that’s how we build long-term relationships and trust.
I like to think this is why we have received more than 70 industry awards for corporate and personal excellence, because we are honest, we are super hard working, and lead by example with good deeds.
What distinguishes MojoHost from other web hosting providers? Are there specific features or services that have been especially successful?
One of the biggest differentiators is that we’re not afraid to get our hands dirty. We’ll spend time optimizing a client’s configuration, offering performance tweaks, and ensuring that their online presence is running at its best. Our flagship products and services—like dedicated servers, cloud solutions, and our advanced DDoS protection—are all built to be seamless and robust. But really, the “secret sauce” is our support. By delivering a fast, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable service, we’ve created a strong reputation for reliability and trust.
Industry Insights and Trends
How has the hosting industry evolved since you started, and what trends do you see shaping its future?
When I got started, hosting was very hardware centric. A lot of the conversation revolved around the size of the server racks and how many megabytes you could push. Over the years, the rise of the cloud, virtualization, and containerization have changed the landscape dramatically. We’ve seen major improvements in scalability and cost efficiency. Going forward, I see edge computing, artificial intelligence, and heightened focus on data sovereignty continuing to reshape hosting. We’ll be seeing more specialized hosting solutions to meet the unique requirements of emerging technologies.
With privacy and data security being key concerns, how does MojoHost approach these challenges for its clients?
Privacy and data security are top priorities for us. We utilize rigorous physical security measures at our data centers alongside firewalls, encryption, and intrusion detection systems on the network side. We’re also proactive in advising our customers about compliance requirements, whether that’s GDPR in Europe or other data protection regulations. For businesses handling sensitive information, we tailor custom solutions that segment and protect their data in the most robust way possible. I am proud to share that MojoHost has passed multiple exterior audits and received SOC 2 Type II independent audit certification for its business practices.
Technology and Innovation
MojoHost serves clients across industries, including those with specific privacy needs. How do you ensure that your infrastructure is resilient and meets these diverse requirements?
We invest in redundancy at every layer—power, cooling, networking, and hardware. Our data centers in the U.S. and Europe are Tier III or better, which translates into highly reliable infrastructure and maximum uptime. We also operate multiple network carriers, peering points, and scrubbing centers for DDoS mitigation. And of course, we maintain a team of experts who monitor systems around the clock and can quickly scale or pivot based on our clients’ specialized needs.
What role does innovation play at MojoHost? Are there any recent or upcoming technology investments or developments that you’re particularly excited about?
Innovation is the backbone of growth in the tech world, and we’re continually evaluating new hardware, software, and service models. We’re exploring solutions around high-performance compute clusters, AI workload optimization, and new ways to manage data across multiple regions. One of our current initiatives is expanding our high-capacity private cloud offerings to provide even greater flexibility for clients who need rapid scaling and specialized configurations.
Business Strategy and Growth
MojoHost has expanded to serve European markets through MojoHost.eu. What differences have you noticed between European and North American markets, and how have you adapted?
One notable difference is the approach to data protection and privacy. Regulations like GDPR have set a very high bar in Europe, which we’ve fully embraced by building robust compliance into our operations. On a more practical note, clients in Europe also tend to have different latency and network route requirements, so we’ve adapted our infrastructure placement and peering relationships to meet those demands. Overall, we’ve found that maintaining a physical presence in Europe allows us to offer a more localized service experience that aligns with regional expectations. We have always served a global clientele and done so to the highest standards. I think I’m perhaps a bit more European than American after so many years of travel and good business, I try to bring that home with me.
What is the biggest challenge MojoHost is currently facing, and how are you planning to overcome it?
The biggest challenge is keeping pace with the ever-growing expectations around performance, scalability, and security while still preserving that personal touch we’re known for. Rapid technological change can sometimes outstrip even well-prepared companies. To tackle this, we’re investing heavily in both talent and technology – recruiting top-level engineers, adopting new cloud solutions, and automating repetitive tasks so our team can focus on strategic, personalized support.
Could you share your thoughts on balancing growth with customer service? How do you ensure quality service as the company scales?
The key is having a clear set of core values and building processes around them. Growth is exciting but can lead to cracks if not managed carefully. We make sure that every new team member understands our philosophy of “That’s Good Mojo.” Then we back that up with training, communication tools, and quality assurance measures that scale with our client base. We also encourage open feedback loops, both internally and externally, so we can quickly respond if something isn’t working.
Customer and Community Relations
MojoHost serves a variety of niche industries. How do you approach building trust and long-term relationships with clients who may have unique needs?
Listening is crucial. We make time to understand the nuances of each industry—its specific compliance issues, traffic patterns, monetization models – and we tailor solutions accordingly. We don’t try to force a one-size-fits-all approach. This level of customization goes a long way in demonstrating our commitment and expertise. Over time, delivering consistent results cements that trust even further.
What’s the most rewarding feedback you’ve received from a client, and how did it impact MojoHost’s approach to service?
One of my favorites came from a client who said, “I feel like I’m the only client you have.” That’s high praise because it gets to the heart of our customer service philosophy. It reinforced that we should never stray from personalized support, even as we grow. It’s a tall order, but it’s absolutely worth striving for.
MojoHost is known for its industry-specific events and community engagement. Can you talk about why these are important to you and what they bring to the business?
For us, community engagement isn’t just about marketing – it’s about forging genuine connections. Hosting events or participating in industry gatherings helps us meet people face-to-face, learn about emerging needs, and share knowledge. It also fosters camaraderie within our own team. We believe that by being active and helpful in our industry communities, we attract like-minded clients who appreciate that level of involvement and sincerity.
I believe actions speak louder than words, this is why I am on the board of directors for Pineapple Support and ASACP.ORG. MojoHost also, and additionally financially supports the WoodHull Freedom Foundation and Free Speech Coalition. Very few adult entertainment companies, or individuals, do any of this.
Company Culture and Leadership
What is the culture like at MojoHost, and how do you foster that internally?
I’d describe our culture as open, collaborative, fun, and honest. We encourage everyone to speak up with new ideas and to feel responsible for the outcomes of their work. From mentorship programs to team-building events, we strive to cultivate an environment where people are excited to come to work every day. We also celebrate wins—big or small—and learn openly from our mistakes.
How has your leadership style evolved over the years? What principles or values guide you as a leader?
Early on, I was very hands-on, which was necessary when we were a smaller operation. Over time, I’ve learned to delegate and trust my team more. The guiding principles haven’t really changed: integrity, empathy, and a drive to always do right by the client. But the way I apply them – through empowering team leads, encouraging professional development, and setting clear goals—has matured as the company has grown.
I still struggle with these concepts, it’s an ongoing challenge as an entrepreneur. I have spent significant time and effort on continuously trying to grow myself as a person, and my business skills, during my MojoHost journey. It’s never easy, but I’ve found that learning to forgive myself quickly when I fail, and picking myself up afterward to continue on with a positive attitude, is invaluable.
Future Vision
What’s next for MojoHost? Are there new services, markets, or projects you’re particularly excited about?
We’re continually refining our infrastructure to meet high-demand applications, including AI and machine learning. We are constantly developing new tools, internal policies, and procedures that allow clients to focus on their core business rather than tech headaches. I am truly excited about our newer full-stack cloud solutions and the opportunities that these create for our customers to be dynamic and capable with their infrastructure at MojoHost. We have exciting new products coming in 2025 that I can’t discuss just yet, but they are very much the fulfillment of my complete vision for hosting and what I would consider to be a “MojoHost 3.0” because they are truly a game-changer!
Where do you see MojoHost five years from now? What legacy do you hope to leave in the hosting and tech industries?
In five years, I see MojoHost continuing to grow as a globally recognized brand, not only for our technical excellence but for our unwavering commitment to “Good Mojo.” Our current challenge is really marketing and awareness, because we have nailed our product deliverables. With continued effort and inspiration, I hope to be able to crack the code on finding exponentially more customers. I hope our legacy in the industry is one of genuine customer-centric innovation—where people know that we set a standard for how technology companies can treat their customers, employees, and communities. If we can continue to lead by example, encouraging others to prioritize empathy and service, then we’ll have built something truly lasting.
Private Questions
Who is Brad Mitchell?
I’m just a regular guy. Grew up in a loving home with three older brothers, my dad was an immigrant and first-generation business owner. The biggest gift from my childhood was really the belief that anything in my future was possible, a strong feeling of hope, and an excellent work ethic. I love my wife and children very much, for me I’m very happy working full-time and simply enjoying as much quality time with each of them, as often as possible. This journey with MojoHost over the last twenty-five years has given me a wonderful life, I’m lucky to have traveled the world and made such amazing friends in every corner of it. In my time off, I enjoy watching TV and movies, reading the news, working out, staying home and spending time with family.
How would you spend a week in which all the computers in the world remained turned off?
This is an easy one! If I had a week without computers, I would first hope to take a vacation somewhere warm or scenic. Given that wish, my first choice would be lazy days by a pool with great food and naps under an umbrella… maybe with mojitos. I am perfectly happy doing nothing but thinking about what we are going to have for our next meal. As long as I still have a cell phone to be in contact with my customers and team back at MojoHost, I am without anxiety, and can easily focus on being in the moment and appreciate being without technology absent emergency use.
If there wouldn´t be MojoHost, what job in the offline business would you like to do?
I really do enjoy all the challenges that business ownership and entrepreneurship create. While stressful at times, I consider this both a hobby and professional interest. I am not exactly certain what else I might be inclined to jump into, but absolutely believe I would be happy searching for new challenges as either a business owner or operator. I have thought many times in the past that I would enjoy public speaking, perhaps business coaching, and that maybe someday I would like to write a book. My wife and I are passionate about travel, food service, and hospitality. I would say that we would enjoy owning a restaurant if we weren’t all-to familiar with how such an endeavor would be really crushing with as many hours as it would require to succeed.
If you had to live in Europe, which country would be your favorite and why?
I get asked this question a lot and have always been disappointed with my answers. I mean it honestly when I say that I have been able to appreciate the different features and attributes of the many places I have traveled. Living in Michigan, but traveling abroad, I have always embraced my quiet home life and the excitement visiting someplace new provides for short durations of time. I will turn 50 this year, and as I look toward the future where the only certainty is my continued aging, I currently imagine and hope to spend more time in Portugal in the future.
The mild climate is wonderful, the people are kind, the lifestyle is more relaxed, access to fresh fish and foods amazing, and for me this all becomes a match when I combine this with the value received at its reasonable cost of living. We all work very hard for what we have, for me I feel often too much as an American, and I really believe the value proposition is off in my homeland. I’m not sure if I will ever learn Portuguese as well as I understand Spanish, but I often consider the possibility of a happy future in the Cascais or Algarve areas of Portugal.
#goodmojo – What does this mean for you
Our famous trademarked phrase “That’s Good Mojo” means the same thing to me personally that I hope also resonates with our customers. To me it means that doing the right thing is always the best choice. I get pleasure “paying it forward” with kind deeds, even when everyone else around me may judge that they are unnecessary or undeserved. I try to see and understand humanity in all situations and as best as I can, to be reasonable and kind to everyone in my business and personal actions. Good Mojo isn’t about being the life of the party, though I do enjoy hospitality and entertainment quite a lot.
I see that some people are confused with their perception of me in those moments, often without giving me the opportunity to really “be real” in conversation and get to know me better. It’s my wish to be an example of Good Mojo in all the interactions I have, to spread joy, and live by example with positive and honest examples through my actions… because That’s Good Mojo!
We had the amazing opportunity to chat with AI from Maido no Kisetsu Maid Cafe in this exclusive interview, diving into the significance and global spread of maid cafes! 💖✨
On the Fascination of Maid Cafés
What do you think makes Maid Cafés particularly fascinating? Why do they captivate more and more people worldwide? How would you describe the typical experience in a Maid Café?
Are there specific rituals or traditions that are key to creating the unique atmosphere?
I think all these questions are interconnected. The concept of a Maid Café, where a maid – or, in our case, also a gentleman- attends to guests, entertains them, and creates a unique experience, is quite rare in Germany and many other countries.
The combination of entertainment, Japanese culture, and the café experience is what draws our guests in and keeps them coming back. As for specific rituals, we have certain traditions – for instance, it’s customary for the maid or gentleman to introduce themselves to new guests to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Additionally, the first guests of the day are greeted with a corridor of maids and gentlemen. If the guests wish, the maid or gentleman at their table might even enchant their food and drinks with “Moe Magic,” making them taste extra special.
The Cultural Origins
Maid Cafés originate from Japanese pop culture. How well is this concept received outside of Japan, and what cultural differences do you observe? In what ways do Maid Cafés contribute to promoting Japanese culture globally?
Since we are primarily active at conventions with a focus on Japanese pop culture, we are naturally welcomed very positively by attendees. It’s also fascinating to see that people with no prior connection to Japanese pop culture occasionally visit our café and engage with the concept. We feel especially gratified when we leave such a strong impression that people become more interested in Japanese pop culture and Maid Cafés and choose to visit us again.
Maid Cafes on Social Media
How do platforms like TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook contribute to the popularity of Maid Cafés? Are there specific trends or hashtags that have helped spread the concept?
Instagram and, since 2024, TikTok are our primary platforms for sharing information and spreading a bit of “Maid Power” worldwide. We frequently encounter people who are surprised to learn that Maid Cafés exist in Germany.
TikTok, in particular, helps us reach new audiences and has also brought in much feedback from people interested in joining our team.
Some of our typical hashtags include: #maidonokisetsu #maid #maido #maidcafe #maidcosplay #maiddress #kawaiimaid #cute #kawaii.
Maid Cafes as a Lifestyle
Many people view Maid Cafés not just as an experience but as a lifestyle. How do you see this development, and how does it influence the content shared on social media? What makes content about Maid Cafés so appealing to a broad audience?
Living the Maid Café lifestyle, in my opinion, is more common in Japan than in Europe. Personally, I haven’t encountered anyone who fully embraces it outside of the café setting, at least on a large scale.
On social media, we aim to consistently share snippets of the “Maid life.” Our dedicated social media team frequently posts on Instagram, marking special days like Hug Day or featuring our mascot Nekohi in various situations through Stories. The appeal of this content is similar to the charm of visiting the café itself: it offers an escape into a sparkling, cheerful world.
Personal Experiences
What personally fascinates you about Maid Cafés, and how did you come to engage more deeply with this topic? Do you have a favorite Maid Café or a memorable experience you’d like to share with our readers?
When I started exploring anime and manga – like many others, I believe – I came across Maid-sama. Back then, I found the manga in my city library. Later, I learned that my friend Ahri actually worked in a Maid Café, and I was eager to see it in person.
So, I visited Maido no Kisetsu with a friend, where I had my first real Maid Café experience. From being greeted at the door to the friendly interaction at the table and the farewell at the counter, everything felt incredibly welcoming and transported me to another world. However, I did have an embarrassing moment when my cosplay got caught on the tablecloth, almost bringing the “world” crashing down around me. Moments like these, along with the fact that it was the first café I visited, make Maido no Kisetsu my favorite to this day. That said, I also enjoy visiting other cafés at conventions.
Roles & Representation of Maids
The role of a maid is often playful and highly stylized. How does this portrayal influence public perception of Maid Cafés? Do you think there are sometimes misconceptions about what a Maid Café truly is?
Yes, to some extent. I’d like to distinguish between our visitors and the general public outside convention settings.
Among our visitors, there’s often surprise because we don’t enforce specific roles or behaviors for our members, unlike the traditional Japanese Maid Café model. This means guests might not always encounter a sugary-sweet maid or gentleman but could meet someone who’s cool, tsundere, or simply themselves. Outside conventions, however, there can be misunderstandings. For example, if we need to run errands in uniform during operations, people sometimes give odd looks – especially if it’s a dress. Reactions can be even stronger if someone, say, curses after dropping something (as happened to me once). Despite this, I’ve noticed that authenticity resonates with our guests. Outside the café, these moments become anecdotes that people share, possibly sparking further interest in Maid Cafés.
Community & Events
How would you describe the community that has formed around Maid Cafés? Are there specific values or themes that unite this scene? What role do cosplayers or anime and manga fans play in spreading Maid Café culture?
If I had to describe the community in one word: vibrant.
There’s no specific type, age group, or set of people who exclusively visit Maid Cafés. Aside from the common interests in anime, Japan, and pop culture, themes like LGBTQIA+, diversity, and interest in various lifestyles and their values are significant within the community. These are aspects we as Maido actively support and promote. Many members of the scene are also cosplayers, including some of our own team. Cosplayers are well-connected within their networks, which helps spread the concept of Maid Cafés further through our guests and into the broader community.
Events & International Expansion
In many cities, there are pop-up Maid Cafés or related events. Have you participated in such events? Do you think we’ll see more permanent Maid Cafés outside Japan in the future?
We haven’t yet participated in events outside of conventions due to logistical challenges.
As for the possibility of permanent Maid Cafés outside Japan, it’s hard to predict. On the one hand, the anime and manga community has grown significantly, for instance, in Germany, where there’s likely substantial interest. On the other hand, launching such a venture comes with hurdles -finding a location, meeting hygiene regulations, staffing, and navigating legal requirements, to name a few. That said, if the concept continues to spread across Europe, I’d be delighted to see it flourish.
The Future of Maid Cafe Culture
How are Maid Cafés adapting to modern trends? For instance, are there digital offerings, hybrid formats, or new themes being integrated? Do you see opportunities to combine the concept of Maid Cafés with other pop culture elements, such as gaming or virtual reality?
So far, we haven’t planned any digital or hybrid implementations, but it’s an interesting idea we might consider in the future. Gaming, particularly in the context of Twitch streams or team-based activities, seems more feasible for us to explore. However, we don’t currently offer such features. If we do decide to introduce something along these lines, you’ll hear about it on our social media channels!
How do you envision the future of Maid Cafés? Do you think they will remain a niche or become a permanent part of global pop culture? What do you hope for the international Maid Café scene and its evolution?
This is quite a challenging question. Ideally, I would love to see the scene continue to grow, with Maid Cafés becoming safe spaces for both staff and guests to unwind and escape from everyday life. At international conventions (I’m mostly familiar with those in Europe), I’d love to see more Maid Cafés as a visitor. In Germany, there are already many, which I think is wonderful.
Whether the scene will move beyond being a niche remains to be seen, but it is undoubtedly becoming more visible. I believe this visibility is a significant step in the right direction.
Origin & Motivation
What inspired you to establish a Maid Café modeled after the Japanese tradition in Germany? Was there a pivotal moment that sparked the creation of Maido no Kisetsu? How did you experience the early stages of the project, and what challenges did you face in bringing the concept to Germany?
I can’t honestly answer those questions, as the café has existed since 2008, and I haven’t been part of it for nearly that long. Unfortunately, I don’t know all the founding members and don’t want to speak on their behalf.
However, I can speak to the current challenges. Maido no Kisetsu has been part of Cosday since 2018, and we’ve faced rising costs, the need for innovation, streamlining processes, and expanding awareness of our concept. We also consistently face the challenge of ensuring everything we do complies with hygiene standards, legal regulations, and sound business practices.
Growth & Development
Maido no Kisetsu has evolved significantly since its inception. What milestones have been particularly important to you, and how has the team changed over the years? How do you maintain the quality and authenticity of the guest experience, especially given the growing popularity and demand?
It’s hard for me to summarize how the team has changed over time. It has certainly grown significantly – we currently have 74 members, and we may reach about 95 during the current application phase.
A key milestone for the café itself was joining Cosday². Maintaining authenticity is achieved by keeping the core aspect of Maid Café entertainment – the interaction of Maids and Gentlemen with guests at the table – consistent despite changes. Maintaining or even improving the quality of service at the counter is also crucial.
Cultural Adaption
How does Maido no Kisetsu differ from traditional Maid Cafés in Japan, and what adjustments were necessary to cater to German guests? How do visitors react to the Japanese culture and traditions you present in your café? Are there specific pieces of feedback or memorable experiences that stand out?
I believe there are two key differences: First, our Maids and Gentlemen have the freedom to be themselves or take on a persona in the café – we don’t impose roles or behaviors on them. Second, our pricing differs significantly.
For instance, in a Maid Café in Akihabara, there are fees just for sitting down, and minimum orders are required. We don’t have such policies. Guests wait in line, are seated, and then order whatever they like. While our Maids and Gentlemen occasionally promote the café by handing out business cards and flyers, we avoid the almost “pushy” approach sometimes seen in Japan.
For German guests, we’ve adapted our pricing and operation to resemble a more traditional café. Additionally, the menu is relatively “German” due to hygiene and food regulations we must follow.
Guests generally react very positively to our concept and its adaptations. I especially remember visitors who were initially skeptical but ended up being enthusiastic. It’s always wonderful when we can make someone’s day extra special, like when a guest gets a photo with their table’s Maid or Gentleman.
Volunteer Engagement
Your project is based on volunteer work. How do you motivate your team, and what role does the passion for Japanese culture and pop culture play in this? What advantages and challenges come with running a nonprofit project, particularly regarding funding and resource management?
Yes, everything we do is volunteer-based, so I’d say the team is naturally motivated. Passion for Japan, its culture, and the Maid Café concept itself are strong reasons to participate. To support our members, Maido covers hotel costs and provides uniforms.
We would love to do even more, but financial constraints often limit us. We are affected by rising prices, pay taxes and fees, and strive to avoid passing all costs onto guests to ensure accessibility for everyone.
Future Perspectives
What are your plans for the future of Maido no Kisetsu? Are there new concepts or expansions you want to implement to enrich the experience for your guests? How do you see the development of Maid Café culture in Germany and Europe, and what role do you hope to play in it?
Is it a plan or a wish to say we want to continue growing? On one hand, we’d love to spread our “Maid Power” to more conventions. On the other, we actively seek new members each year. We continuously work on implementing new projects, big or small, to improve the café and increase our visibility to inspire more people. We announce concrete plans only when they’re finalized.
In Germany’s already diverse Maid Café culture, we aim to act as a unifying force. We hope to engage with other cafés and enrich the scene together, reaching and exciting more people.
We already have successful collaborations with two cafés – the Sweet Spice Host Club and the Sweet Heaven Maid Café – and we’re always thrilled to meet and exchange ideas with our colleagues. Together, we can bring the wonderful world of Maid Cafés even further into the spotlight.
Andy Wullmer was born on June 11, 1972 in Kiel, directly on the picturesque Kiel Fjord. His deep connection with the sea has shaped him to this day and has had a decisive influence on his life. After graduating from vocational school in Rendsburg (WISO) and studying at Kiel University, Andy followed his inner voice and set off on an adventurous journey through Central and South America. Equipped only with a rucksack and a head full of dreams, he traveled to countries such as Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela.
In Venezuela, he met his future wife and decided to stay there for more than three years. During this time, he founded his first own business: A charming guesthouse and boat rental company. This first experience as an entrepreneur laid the foundation for the rest of his life. However, Andy returned to Germany with his family, ready for new challenges.
In his new home city of Bremen, Andy quickly found a new passion: the Werder Bremen soccer club. For those who are not so familiar with Germany: Bremen is not far from where he was born in Kiel, and the north German coast and proximity to the sea have always remained an important part of his life.
In addition to his professional successes, Andy is a loving father of two children – a son and a beautiful daughter – and a family man who values cohesion.
His professional career: From license dealer to traffic captain
Andy’s entry into the adult industry began in 1999 when he worked for MMV Multimedia Verlag in Germany as an international license dealer for VHS and DVD content. This is also where he took his first steps as a producer of German porn films – a commitment that even earned him his first Venus Award. His collaboration with greats such as Jasmine Rouge and Titus Steel remains legendary to this day and belongs in every well-stocked porn collection.
In 2003, Andy ventured into self-employment. Together with Roland (Imob), he founded the company Sexyhouse BV in the Netherlands and established Europe’s first online store for porn DVDs. At the same time, he turned his attention to the then still new discipline of search engine optimization (SEO) for porn sites, especially in Europe.
Andy further expanded his expertise by founding a second company, FutureJam Media BV. The focus was on video-on-demand (VOD) membership sites for the European adult market and the generation of SEO traffic for numerous international porn sites. These years were characterized by an innovative spirit and pioneering work that secured Andy a firm place in the industry.
A decisive turning point came in 2010 when Andy started as CEO of SexGoesMobile.com Germany. His role took him to more than 25 adult shows a year and made him a familiar face in the industry.
Since 2017, Andy has been an integral part of the TrafficPartner.com Germany team. With successful brands such as Fuckbook.com, SGM, Webbilling, Grand Slam Media, Camparter, Datingpartner, Digital Performance and many more, TrafficPartner.com is a force to be reckoned with in the industry. As CEO Mobile, Andy represents the company at almost every adult trade fair worldwide and is considered an indispensable part of the international adult community.
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Andy in private – The man who never sleeps
Away from his professional commitments, Andy is a true jack-of-all-trades. His love of music inspired him to found SGM Records, a label that promotes countless young talents. But that’s not all: Andy also composes and produces songs himself – purely out of passion. From artists such as Lizzow, Johny Bonaire, JAZN to Meduzza, he has accompanied numerous musical projects. His song “Pussy Juice” remains legendary to this day and is an essential part of any porn party.
His love of traveling is also unbroken and Andy’s love of the sea led him to become a professional diver. He has probably explored every major coral reef in the world and loves to share his experiences with others.
Andy Wullmer is what you would call a real bon vivant. Driven by curiosity for the next adventure, he leaves traces and lasting impressions all over the world.
Anyone who knows Andy personally knows that he is a man of the old school. For him, a given word of honor has the same value as a contract, and a handshake is binding. These values not only make him a successful entrepreneur, but also a loyal friend and partner. The Captain is always ready to discover new horizons – both professionally and personally.
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Tim Henning isn’t just a driving force in online child protection – he’s also a proud dad to two amazing kids. Both his son and daughter are now pursuing their passions at university. While his daughter is fully immersed in her graphic design studies, his son is diving deep into computer engineering, with a special focus on AI and machine learning. It’s clear that his own children have been a huge source of inspiration for his mission to make the internet a safer space for kids everywhere. 🌟💻
As the Executive Director of the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP), Tim has dedicated himself wholeheartedly to this cause, leading with passion and purpose every step of the way. ❤️
Let’s break down his impactful role and the incredible work ASACP is doing under his leadership:
Leadership and Vision
Tim has been part of ASACP since 2000, serving as Vice President of Technology from 2000 to 2009 and stepping into the role of Interim Director from 2010 to 2014. In 2015, he was appointed as the Executive Director, where he continues to lead with dedication and vision. With his unwavering commitment, he oversees daily operations, manages programs, drives fundraising efforts, and leads initiatives that focus on protecting children and combating online exploitation. Truly inspiring leadership in action!
Trailblazing Initiatives
Under Tim’s guidance, ASACP has leveled up its game with tools like:
Restricted To Adults (RTA) labeling system – A genius way to keep minors away from adult content.
Age Verification Certification Service (AVCS) – Making sure that users accessing restricted content are of appropriate age.
These innovations are not just tech tools but vital steps toward a safer digital world for children. 👏
Community and Industry Impact
Tim has also played a pivotal role in bringing together key industry players, law enforcement, and advocacy groups to strengthen child protection measures. His influence extends to promoting online safety awareness at international events, which is no small feat!
Recognition and Advocacy
Tim’s work has not only been acknowledged by the communities he serves but also by the tech world, with even an AI test highlighting his career accomplishments. He’s a vocal advocate for sponsorships, emphasizing how businesses can help create a safer online space for children while supporting ethical practices within the adult industry. Talk about a win-win! 🌍✨
Why Sponsorship Matters
Sponsorships are at the heart of ASACP’s mission. Here’s how they’re making a difference:
Financial Boost: Funds directly support initiatives like the CE Reporting Hotline, which offers a secure way for people to report suspicious content.
Visibility & Advocacy: Partnerships with reputable sponsors amplify ASACP’s message about child safety and ethical digital practices.
Resource Development: Thanks to sponsorship, ASACP develops user-friendly tools like the RTA label to better protect minors online.
Community Standards: Sponsorships align businesses with a shared mission of ethical responsibility and social impact.
Overcoming Challenges
While sponsorship comes with responsibility, it also presents opportunities to collaborate on meaningful goals without compromising the organization’s integrity. ASACP carefully navigates these partnerships to ensure its mission remains strong and effective. 💪
More Than Financials
Sponsorships aren’t just about funding; they’re about enabling a broader fight against child exploitation online through improved resources, advocacy, and community engagement. The effectiveness of these partnerships relies on how well ASACP uses them to achieve its core objectives while navigating the dynamics of public perception.
Tim Henning’s work reminds us all that creating a safer digital space for children isn’t just a goal – it’s a necessity. 🌟 Every tool, partnership, and sponsorship moves the needle forward in this critical mission. Let’s support and celebrate ASACP’s tireless efforts in making the internet a safer place for kids! 💻💙
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