It sounds so nice. I’ll say it twice, Footjob Footjob. I can almost hear it echoing in my head, as if the sweet refrain to a song, or perhaps salesman’s jingle. I can almost imagine a marketplace full of beautiful barefoot women sitting back in chairs with their lovely naked feet up on tables, as a mustachioed vendor cries out, “Footjob, footjob, get your fresh footjobs from the best feet in the biz.”

There’s no debate, the site in question definitely has a real foot fetish bazaar’s worth of tender tootsies giving tugjobs to contemplate. We’re talking over 105 original movies to watch. The quality of each is good, although admittedly, at times, the site’s content may stray a little from its supposed mainstay and the camera may pan away from the women’s feet to concentrate for a moment on other of her lovely endowments.

Nevertheless, although they may digress from the task at hand, they don’t let the mainstream nature of some of the hardcore get to underfoot of what’s truly important to show when you call a site the same word twice. You’d be expecting foot sex and for the most part, it seems from what Mistress Tracy has written that’s what you’re getting. Unlike some niche sites, this isn’t a case of bait and switch.

Now, you may be wondering how could tie in anything to with feet and the concept of misleading marketing into an everyday news story. Wonders will never cease, I suppose and you know that we live in a world obsessed with new and better ways to sell products that we may, or may not even need. Indeed, the article I read on Female First UK (07/02/07) says that pop star Fergie has signed an agreement to promote US clothing chain Candie’s by product placement in her songs.

The company makes everything from sunglasses to T-shirts, from jeans and skirts right down to sexy platform shoes. An executive at Fergie’s record label Interscope says, “With record sales in decline, you must find novel ways to make money out of the music. The trick is to make the brand part of the song so that it slips down easily rather than chokes the fan.”

He continues, “Candie’s will reach teens, but it has no say over exactly what Fergie will sing, or when. Fans might think she is just singing about candy. But it’s got to work in the song. Fergie does not sing jingles.”

I guess the idea is something like the following I wrote myself, which is sure to sell loads of records for the whore and clothes for the store, “My humps, my humps, my humps, are sweet like sugar lumps, which is so dandy, cause I love candies.”